Developing Tools for Improved Observation

Develop sensors, computer models and other instruments to monitor the health of Narragansett Bay

Pictured: Dina Amer, a 2019 SURF student under Dr. Elizabeth Kiesewetter and undergraduate at Rhode Island College, prepares an experiment.

Projects

IO-1: Streamlining marine sensors development

Vinka Craver, University of Rhode Island
SURF Flex offered

IO-2: Environmental DNA and other Technologies for Measuring Adaptation to Degraded Environments

Jeffrey Markert, Providence College
SURF Flex offered

IO-3: Application of a New Machine Learning to the Analysis of Metagenomic Data

David Banks-Richardson, University of Rhode Island
SURF Flex offered

IO-4: Synthesis and evaluation of metal-ligand complexes as detectors and reductants of pollutant ion.

Lauren Rossi, Roger Williams University
SURF Flex offered

IO-5: Developing methods to induce reproduction in seaweeds

Lindsay Green-Gavrielidis, Salve Regina University
SURF Flex offered

IO-6: In-line separation, visualization, and enumeration of microplastic in environmental waters

Brice Loose, University of Rhode Island
SURF Flex offered

IO-7: Drones, Satellites, Models and the Bay

Baylor Fox-Kemper, Brown University
SURF Flex offered

IO-8: Real-time monitoring of Narragansett Bay utilizing remote sensing and sampling platforms

Kristofer Gomes, University of Rhode Island

IO-9: Nanostructured Electrochemical Sensor for Seawater Nutrients Detection

Bernard Munge, Salve Regina University
SURF Flex offered

IO-10: Developing Luminescence Methods for Phosphate Detection in Seawater

John Breen, Providence College

IO-11: Optical Detection of Seawater Contaminants using Carbon Nanotube-Based Sensors

Matthew Card, University of Rhode Island
SURF Flex offered

IO-12: Anion adsorption from the water column by various mineral sediment substrates their composition determined by XRD, XRF and ICP analysis

Stephen O'Shea, Roger Williams University
SURF Flex offered

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