Lewis Naisbett-Jones, UNC Doctoral Candidate, is featured on the Coastal Review with his research on the migratory patterns of sheepshead. The article explores his second field study researching the migratory patterns. To read the full article, please click here. … Read more
Drs Paerl (EMES, IMS, ESE) & Bruno (Biology, IMS) have been featured in an article by the Fayetteville Observer in their series “Changing Tides”. Their featured article discusses the threat of toxins and mislabeling of North Carolina seafood. To read … Read more
Drs Piehler and Gittman have both been quoted in the News & Observer’s series “Rising Tides, Sinking Future” discussing the roles of living shorelines. To read the full story, visit: newsobserver.com/news/weather-news/article254819557.html To learn more about Dr. Piehler’s research, click here. … Read more
Dr. Antonio Rodriguez (EMES & IMS) was quoted in a News & Observer series “Rising Tides, Sinking Future” which discusses the role of North Carolina’s salt marshes. Dr. Rodriguez discussed how the grasses in salt marshes are “actually … Read more
At the WATER Summit, EMES faculty Dr. Moore, Dr. Sebastian, and Dr. Paerl presented research about flooding challenges and coastal resilience to policymakers and local leaders from across NC. This bipartisan discussion was hosted by Congressmen Greg Murphey and David Rouzer, … Read more
Congratulations to Dr. Xiao-Ming Liu, the 2021 recipient of the Geological Sciences of America (GSA) MGPV division Early Career Award! To learn more about Dr. Liu’s research, click here.
Marine Sciences Director Rick Luettich (EMES) featured in The Well to discuss how his ADCIRC program predicted whether the storm surge would go over new levees he helped Louisiana improve. To read the full article, click here.
Associate Professor Kevin Stewart featured in The Well (EMES) to discuss the impact of how the many streams running through campus grounds impacted UNC history and development. To read the full article click here
EMES Graduate student, Melanie Cohn, studying Marine Microbiology and Carbon Cycling is leading a research seminar scheduled for Oct 25 from 1:30-2:30 pm in the Murray 3rd floor conference room. It will also be streamed on Zoom: https://unc.zoom.us/s/99205016603 Description of … Read more
