Congratulations to Ph.D. student Wayana Dolan (advisor: Dr. Pavelsky) on receiving the NASA FINESST Fellowship!

Dr. Joel Fodrie’s research on the sizes of sharks off our coasts was featured in an NC Sea Grant Hook, Line, & Science article. To read the full article, click here. For more on Dr. Fodrie’s research, click here.

Dr. Adam Gold was featured on WITN news article about prolonged flooding after a storm. Dr. Gold suggests the solution could lie in upgrading infrastructure. To read the full article, click here.

In celebration of the Institute of Marine Science’s 75th anniversary, officials want to commemorate it with a mural. Libbey O’Malley, Development Manager, was featured on WNCT news talking about the department’s search for artists. For the full article, click here.

  Congratulations to Hunter Hughes, Ph.D. student under the advisement of Dr. Surge, for receiving the Royster’s Fellowship until 2025!

Dr. Joel Fodrie, IMS, was featured on WNCT news in regards to his shark research. Due to his location, Dr. Fodrie’s research team is able to take the boat out every other week. To read the full article, click here. … Read more

Hunter Quintal, MSc student working with Dr. Antonia Sebastian, was featured in a WWRI article about modeling future climate impacts on North Carolina flooding. To read the full article, click here. For more on Quintal’s research, click here.

Congratulations to Ph.D. student Molly Bost (advisor: Dr. Antonio Rodriguez), who was awarded the J. Charles Morrow Marine Sciences Graduate Student Award for Excellence in Teaching this past September! For more information on Bost’s research, click here.

Spectrum RDU referred back to an interview with Dr. Antonio Rodriguez, IMS, about how climate change will lead to higher sea levels and/or stronger storms, causing barriers to be washed over. A severe storm which passed through the coast led … Read more

  Dr. Joel Fodrie and Dr. Stacy Zhang are featured on Spectrum RDU News including their research pertaining to sea grass and climate change. To watch the full video, click here. For more on Dr. Fodrie’s research, click here. To … Read more