Dr. Rachel Noble spoke to multiple sources today on the dangers and hazards that lie underneath the murky floodwaters of Hurricane Harvey. She specifically warns of the dangers of bacterial infections that may result from open wounds being exposed to … Read more

Multiple sources interviewed Dr Rick Luettich, the director of the UNC Institute of Marine Sciences, on the potential dangers of Hurricane Harvey focusing largely on storm surges. Utilizing Dr. Luettich’s computer program ADCIRC, he was able to predict the potential … Read more

The Voss Lab were on WNCT9 speaking about their hopes of documenting the change in tide levels as a result of the solar eclipse. Along with the help of members of the NC King Tides Project, the Voss Lab hopes … Read more

Dr. Joel Fodrie spoke on the potential of oyster reefs as carbon sinks and sources. He based his interviews on an article published July 26 in the prestigious London-based “Proceedings of the Royal Society B,” which was authored by UNC’s Dr. … Read more

PEOPLE AND PLACES: Discovering Down East on the Outer Banks National Scenic Byway

Greg Sorg (UNC Marine Sciences alumni and former Lindquist lab member) shares the secrets of his master’s research on oysters and boring sponges in an article he wrote for NC Sea Grant’s magazine Coastwatch. SEA SCIENCE: Restoring Our Oysters: Dealing … Read more

Drs Alperin and Paerl are quoted in an article by NC Policy Watch about Jordan Lake http://www.ncpolicywatch.com/2017/08/10/company-benefited-secret-budget-provision-refuses-disclose-chemicals-proposes-introduce-triangles-jordan-lake/