Dr. Rick Luettich was featured on a WRAL News piece discussing how climate change is affecting hurricane strength. To read the full article, click here To learn more about Dr. Luettich’s research, click here
Ph.D. Student Stephanie Smith (Septer Lab) was featured on Endeavors. Smith discussed her journey into the field of science and her research. To read the full interview, click here.
Dr. Antonia Sebastian was featured in the Houston Chronicle discussing the impact of climate change on natural disasters. To read the full article, click here. To learn more about Dr. Sebastian’s research, click here.
Congratulations to our M.S. and Ph.D. graduates of 2021-2022! M.S. Geology Sarah Brook Wells-Hull Kyle Krajewski M.S. Marine Sciences Malcolm Barnard Aliyah Griffith John Malito John Ratcliff Mark Stoops Zachary Tabel Ph.D. Marine Sciences Taylor Asher Molly Bost
Dr. Stacy Zhang (Fodrie lab post-doc) took part in a Lunchtime Discovery Lecture at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences. Her lecture discussed hurricanes and fish. To watch the lecture, click here. To learn more about Dr. Zhang’s research, click … Read more
Congratulations to our M.S. and Ph.D. graduates of 2021-2022! M.S. Geology Sarah Brook Wells-Hull Kyle Krajewski M.S. Marine Sciences Malcolm Barnard Aliyah Griffith John Malito John Ratcliff Mark Stoops Zachary Tabel
Ph.D. student Aliyah Griffith’s graduate degree was celebrated on Because of Them We Can, as she was the first Black UNC graduate student to receive a graduate degree in marine sciences at UNC. To read the full article, click here. … Read more
Ph.D. student Haley Plaas (Paerl lab) wrote an article for The Pipettepen discussing research which finds DNA from animals detected in airborne particles. To read the full article, click here. To learn more about Plaas’ research, click here.
Dr. Harvey Seim was featured on a WUNC podcast discussing the current development of offshore wind energy in North Carolina and potential reasons why it is taking longer to develop. To listen to the episode, click here. For more on … Read more
