Dr. Xiaoming Liu was quoted in an article for Canadian Light Source talking about their research which is using corals to learn more about sea temperatures in the past. The team is hoping to use the data to better predict … Read more

Ph.D. student Aliyah Griffith (Castillo Lab) gave a presentation in December for the Black Women in Ecology, Evolution, & Marine Sciences ‘’Science Share” lectures. She discussed the impacts of hurricane Irma on coral growth. To watch the presentation, click here … Read more

Dr. Janet Nye was featured on WITN talking about her research and how climate change affects fish migration. Trends in temperature may mean fisherman need to adapt their businesses. To read the full article, click here. To learn more about … Read more

  The team for the Sunny Day Flood Project including Dr. Miyuki Hino (City and Regional Planning), and IMS Engineers Tony Whipple, and Ryan Neve were recognized on the Wilmington Star News. Their sensor information is helping to track chronic … Read more

Dr. Luettich was featured on the News and Observer with his comments on the NOAA report with climate data. To read the full article, click here. For more on Dr. Luettich’s research, click here.

Ph.D. candidate Mollie Yacano (Piehler Lab) was featured on Coastal Review Online with her research on  phragmites in salt marshes. To read the full article, click here. To learn more about Yacano’s research, click here.

Ph.D. student Lewis Naisbett-Jones was featured on Carteret County News-Times talking about his research in sheepshead tagging. To learn more about Naisbett-Jones’ research involving sheepshead, click here to access the article.

Dr. Rachel Noble was featured on NC Health News, along with her research team from IMS, talking about their analysis of local wastewater samples. Dr. Noble’s team works with the CDC to help generate data on the spread of COVID. … Read more

Dr. Laura Moore was featured on UNC’s website talking about her new play Rollover. The play is inspired by Dr. Moore’s work in coastal geomorphology and the response to climate change. To learn more about the project, click here. To learn … Read more

Dr. Hans Paerl was featured on NPR’s RadioWest “The Past, Present And Future Of Utah Lake: Part II”. Dr. Paerl discussed the algal blooms in Utah Lake. To hear the full episode, click here. For more information on Dr. Paerl’s … Read more