New Publication! Mingying Chuo shows that “both nitrogen and phosphorus inputs should be reduced to control blooms in well-mixed, tropical to temperate, oligohaline estuaries worldwide.” aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ln…
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Something in the water? Check out Postdoctoral scholar @mark_ciesielski's recent publication on detecting pathogens involved in oyster mortality - something affecting the majority of industry stakeholders.
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journals.asm.org A suite of ddPCR assays targeting microbial pathogens for improved management of shellfish aquacu... Climate change is drastically altering the environment and changing the abundance and geographical distribution of marine pathogens. These microbial species put additional pressure on the aquaculture... New publication on barrier islands by PhD Candidate @joshimmel and the Rodriguez Coastal Geology Lab - will they stay or will they go?
Barrier islands don’t just get pushed landward—sometimes, they get erased seaward.View quoted post on X
If we want to forecast barrier island futures, we may need to treat overwash and outwash as fundamentally different beasts.
New publication is out in JGR Earth Surface -
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UNC IMS PhD Candidate @AlexisLongmire_ has a knack for seeing things from an ~intertidal~ perspective
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This newly installed "living shoreline" I'm working at along the @NCReserve's Rachel Carson Reserve seems to be living (😉) up to its name
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