Connecting science to people
By Tara Dolan featured image by Chris Paparo (fishguyphotos.com) It’s unusual in our department that students can nominate speakers for the department-wide Friday seminar. When I was told I could …
Restoring East Coast rivers with John Waldman Read More
By John Bohorquez My legs were asleep when the bus finally came to a stop. It had been over three hours since we left our hotel in Shanghai, and my …
Embracing the human element in science: the benefits of personal experience and familiarity Read More
By John Bohórquez As I drove down a foggy road, winding along the rugged coast of Downeast Maine, I couldn’t help but notice something was missing. Between the old churches, …
The Impacts of Trump’s Trade War on the Maine Lobster Industry and the Implications for Marine Conservation Read More
By Lisa Prowant Once upon a time, I did not care about science at all. You could say I fell in love with science because of Trouble. That is Trouble …
Trouble in Science Class! Read More
By John Bohórquez “So what are you studying over there?” a man once asked me in a parking lot. I was in college in a small New England town where …
Economics, Finance, and…. Oceanography? Read More
Photo: (L-R) Matt Siskey (Subunit President), Stephanie Adamczak, and Justin Bopp talk with NYC Submerge Patrons about the work they and the subunit are doing. PC: Emily Markowitz Written by …
Marine Science in the City Read More
Written by Lisa Herbert Elaine DiMasi worked for 21 years as a physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island. Following the 2016 election, she decided to switch careers and …
From Physics to Politics Read More