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  • Two salinity maps showing gradients of mostly yellows and reds

    Machine Learning Reduces Uncertainties in Ocean Forecasts

  • A long screen showing colorful ocean circulation currents, mostly blues, greens and yellows, at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center

    Ben Bray and Mark Stock bring 1000 Years of ocean circulation to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center!

  • Vertical Distribution of Shellfish Larvae: Metagenomic Analysis of Autonomously-collected Larvae

    Jesús Pineda · 2/2015 - 1/2017
    Project number: 2015-R/RCM-43
    Shellfish biology larval distribution bivalves AUVs barcoding next generation sequencing surf clams ocean quahogs sea scallops

  • Feedbacks Between Coastal New England Kelp Beds and Wave Disturbance

    Jarrett Byrnes · 2/2015 - 1/2017
    Project number: 2015-R/RCM-39
    kelp population biology ecosystem services wave disturbance arduino pressure sensor high school ocean education

  • SWIFT: novel instrumentation for assessing benthic chemical fluxes from contaminated sediments and submarine groundwater discharge

    Harold Hemond · 2/2015 - 1/2017
    Project number: 2015-R/RCM-42
    contaminated sediments benthic fluxesFDOMtracersspectrofluorometrysubmarine groundwater discharge

  • Wireless Underwater Power Transfer for AUVs: Optimization via Metamaterials

    Chathan Cooke · 2/2015 - 1/2017
    Project number: 2015-R/RCM-40
    Metamaterials Wireless Power Transfer Inductive Coupling autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) Stochastic Sensitivity Analysis

  • 2015 Knauss Fellowship: Benjamin Carr

    Chrys Chryssostomidis · 02/2015 - 01/2016
    Project number: 2015-E/E-

  • 2015 Knauss Fellowship: Casey Diederich

    Chrys Chryssostomidis · 02/2015 - 01/2016
    Project number: 2015-E/E-

  • Modeling Recruitment Dynamics of Atlantic Cod in the Western Gulf of Maine for Improved Fisheries Management

    James Churchill · 2/2015 - 1/2017
    Project number: 2015-R/RCM-38
    Fisheries Management Gulf of Maine cod Larval transport modeling Fisheries life cycle modeling

  • Evaluating Salt Marsh Ecosystem Restoration: Quantifying Soil Carbon Accumulation and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Across a 12-y Chronosequence

    Amanda Spivak · 2/2015 - 1/2017
    Project number: 2015-R/RC-141
    salt marsh restoration carbon cycling biogeochemistry greenhouse gases ecosystem development
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  • Senator Whitehouse meets and Keith Ellenbogen stand next to a large image of a jellyfish floating in blue water.Visiting artist Keith Ellenbogen presents “Space to Sea” images to the U.S. Senate Ocean CaucusOctober 29, 2019
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