New lab paper published! A new take on an older coral reef fish data set! In this collaborative effort, “terrestrial” modelers re-analyzed an older field dataset to provide insight into how juvenile coral reef fish behavior influences their early survival.
frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…
The Pittsburg Supercomputing Center Bridges-2 system allows us to process our plankton imagery data quickly and efficiently. Read more:
psc.edu/oregon-state-s…
SMURFs help scientists survey juvenile rockfish at Oregon Marine Reserves
New @MyODFW news release about collaborative work our team does using SMURFs (Standardized Monitoring Units for the Recruitment of Fishes) to capture juvenile groundfish nearshore
dfw.state.or.us/news/2023/08_A…
By photographing more than 170 types of plankton across our planet’s oceans, researchers aboard the Marcus G. Langseth vessel seek to understand these marine drifters more. 🪼
Our 2023 REU student, Sadie Lorenz, freshly back from sea, presented on the research she conducted with us this summer. She travels back to UNH in a few days…we’ll miss her cheerful outlook and enthusiasm! Thanks for all your work and for sharing your positive energy, Sadie!
SPECTRA: It’s a wrap!
<post by Su Sponaugle, OSU Professor and SPECTRA co-PI)
Yesterday the R/V Sally Ride glided gracefully into port. The science team celebrated the end of the cruise, and Chief Scientist (mustachioed) Bob Cowen by surprising him with their “own” facial hair!
The last SPECTRA* cruise begins!
Against a foggy backdrop, the R/V Sally Ride sails out of Yaquina Bay to begin work in the northern California Current.
*SPECTRA is short for “Plankton Size Spectra and Trophic Links in a Dynamic Ocean,” an NSF-funded project.
Earlier this week, Plankton Ecology Lab graduate student @conser_elena teamed up with @OregonSeaGrant STEM-at-sea to collect recently metamorphosed English sole for her dissertation research, with the help of high school students from Newport and Sheridan schools.
Save the Date! Marine Science Day is Sat., April 8, 10 - 4. Everyone is invited to our annual science fair & open house w/ 40+ marine science programs & labs based at Hatfield.
This hands-on event is FREE, family-friendly & ideal for lifelong learners. hmsc.oregonstate.edu/marine-science…
❕New lab paper❕
Research from lab alumnus Dr. Will Fennie explores relationships between anomalous temperatures and early life stages of black rockfish in the Northern California Current
nature.com/articles/s4159…