We have opportunities for both Ph.D. students and post-doctoral fellows to join our lab. Potential research projects include investigating (i) plankton populations in the North Atlantic, (ii) temperature dependence in heterotrophic protists growth and grazing rates and (iii) effects of intra-specific variability on biodiversity. For further information check out the current research and prospectives pages.
Nothing more exciting than working in a very (re)productive lab. Congratulations Françoise on grandbaby number 2. So glad all are happy and healthy.
Françoise and Susanne are at NASA Langley Research Center in Virginia to participate in the NAAMES science meeting. Doesn’t get much cooler than that!
Susanne is promoted to full professor. Congratulations!
Rhode Island EPSCoR Symposium Nigel, Gayantonia, Andreas and Françoise presented at the April 2017 Symposium held at Brown University
Gayantonia’s most recent paper on grazing in the Arctic is published – Congratulations!
UK Microbiology Meeting in Edinburgh Susanne was invited to speak at the annual meeting of the UK Microbiology Society
Dr. F. Morison was featured in a RI NSF EPSCOR article. Check the article here .
URI Graduate School of Oceanography is part of a team that received funding for a new Long Term Ecological Research site ( NES-LTER ) to better understand and manage the intricate coastal ocean ecosystem. It is a great honor for our lab to collaborate in this program.
Susanne, Liza and Nigel are en route to the ASLO Aquatic Sciences Meeting in Hawaii to present their research, contributing with one poster and two oral presentations.