Dr. Miyuki Hino was featured on WRAL discussing the NC King Tides project. To read the full article, click here.  

Dr. Andreas Teske was quoted in a National Geographic article discussing the discovery of the largest bacterium. To read the full article, click here. To learn more about Dr. Teske’s research, click here.

Ph.D. Mollie Yacano (Piehler Lab) was featured on UNC Communications discussing her research on phragmites and how they may be helpful in preventing erosion and pollution on North Carolina’s coast. To read the full piece, click here. To learn more … Continued

Dr. Luettich was featured on Marketplace discussing the need for preventative measures in the face of big storms. To read or listen to the report, click here. For more on Dr. Luettich’s research, click here.

    The IMS muralist, Max Dowdle, is currently transforming the building with a beautiful marine inspired mural. See image above for the expected final look of the building.

Dr. Rachel Noble featured on Spectrum News in article discussing things to know about the community spread of COVID-19 variants in NC. To read the full article, click here. To learn more about Dr. Noble’s research, click here.

Dr. Nathan Hall was featured on Coastal Review Online discussing the summertime blooms which affect the Neuse River. To read the whole article, click here. To learn more about Dr. Hall’s research, click here.

Ph.D. Haley Plaas‘ (Paerl Lab) research was featured on Coastal Review Online. The research paper discusses the link between blue-green blooms and airborne particles. To read the full article, click here. To learn more about Plaas’ research, click here.

Drs. Antonia Sebastian and Rick Luettich were featured on The Daily Tarheel discussing UNC’s collaboration with N.C. A&T and acknowledge the four winning teams of the Looking Forward Pilot Research Program. To read the full article, click here.   To … Continued

Dr. Fodrie and technician Savannah Palotti were featured on the Carteret-County News Times which showcased the Core Sound Waterfowl Museum. To read the full piece, click here. To learn more about Dr. Fodrie’s research, click here.