The Carmichael Lab - Dauphin Island Sea Lab
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Our lab studies marine ecosystem responses such as changes in survival, growth, movement patterns and physiological responses to environmental perturbations.
Dauphin Island, Alabama
Joined July 2019
Hey everyone! The Carmichael lab has a new Instagram page đ Check us out at the linktree in our bio and give us a follow!
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Check it out! The REU program at DISL was featured on the NSF facebook page .
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Fall is here! đ But first, let's reflect on an incredible summer with research from one of the #NSFfunded Research Experiences for Undergraduates (NSF REU) students. âď¸ Marissa Hall takes us on a...
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The ALMMSN team led a public sighting and reporting assessment project to examine marine mammal stranding reporting methods and find ways to enhance detection. Read more here: .
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Marine mammal strandings can provide critical information about environmental stressors, including those that pose human health risks. However, stranding reports often represent only a fraction of...
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Thatâs a wrap on another awesome REU summer! The REU students presented their work in a symposium last week. Great job everyone!
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Dr. Ray Wilhite with Auburn University gave his seminar âDinosaur lips and feathered hip - How the latest dinosaur research is helping to unlock the mysteries of their worldâ at DISL last week (pictured here with our vet, Dr. Cat). Check it out here!
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Congrats to Thomas for winning best student poster for his work on the micro biome associated with shell diseases in captive crabs. He worked with other members of the Carmichael and Kiel-Reese labs at DISL and in collaboration with the Alabama Aquarium
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That wraps up the 2024 International Horseshoe Crab workshop in Singapore! Pictured here is the Steering Committee of the IUCN Horseshoe Crab Specialist Group (Dr. Carmichael is second from the left!)
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Thomas has his poster ready to go!
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Happy International Horseshoe Crab Day! Dr. Carmichael and her son, Thomas, made it to the Sentosa Convention center in Singapore for the 5th International HSC workshop! Show some love for the horseshoe crabs đ´đđŚđ
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Dr. Carmichael is on her way!
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Huge congratulations to our MS student, Joe, who defended his thesis and graduated! We are so excited to see where you go next!
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After more than 11 years at DISL, our Lab and MSN manager, Elizabeth, has taken a new job with NOAA in their Disaster Preparedness Program. The Carmichael lab sent her off with a surprise party and friendship bracelets! We wish you the absolute best in your next chapter!
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We are so excited to welcome this summerâs REU students to the DISL! The Carmichael lab REU student, KayLee (3rd from left), will be studying how the skin micro biome of Bottlenose dolphins changes with freeze/thaw. Welcome aboard!
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MSN manager Elizabeth Hieb spoke with WKRG yesterday about our newly updated webpage for reporting manatee sightings in the northern Gulf! You can access the page at .
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DAUPHIN ISLAND, Ala. (WKRG) â Weâre getting into the time of year when more manatees can be seen around the northern Gulf of Mexico. Members of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab are making it easierâŚ
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Our team had a great time at the annual Dauphin Island Sea Lab Foundation Cocktails with the Critters event! Thanks to everyone who stopped by our table to talk about marine mammals!
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Our MMRP intern, Sebastian, is spending his last day with us before heading back to Vancouver British Columbia. He will be training to be a captain and working as a Naturalist for âPrince of Whalesâ. We are going to miss him tons and wish him the best of luck on his new journey!
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Carmichael lab graduate students, @AkelaYuhl, @SophiaCorde, and Bree, participated in this yearâs Gulf Coast Graduate Student Symposium hosted by the University of South Alabama and DISL!
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Dr. Cat and our fearless leader, Dr. Carmichael had a great time at Auburnâs Vet Fest two weekends ago!
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The Carmichael lab had an amazing time at Discovery Day last weekend! The event was filled with demonstrations from our Marine Mammal Research Program and the Our Wastewater Footprint project. Thanks to everyone who participated!
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DISL will be doing double duty this weekend, with Discovery Day on Dauphin Island and Vet Fest at Auburn University. Research Vet Dr. Cat Vendl and DISLâs MMRP Director Dr. Ruth H. Carmichael will be sharing information about DISL research and programs (9a-1p Saturday)!
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