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Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences (EMES) @UNC. Established July 2021 from Geology & Marine Sciences departments & @UNCims marine lab. On 🟦⛅ too!
Chapel Hill & Morehead City NC
Joined August 2021
RT @unccollege: Congratulations to Rick Luettich, #UNC Alumni Distinguished Professor of @UNC_EMES, for receiving the 2025 International Co….
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RT @unccollege: "Building infrastructure and housing that can withstand not only the floods of the past, but also those of the future, is c….
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Great work, EMES presenters and session organizers!
Capping off our busy Saturday were seven posters from graduate students Margarita Lankford, Veronica Slevin, Riley Moran and Lillian Cooper and undergraduate students Keshav Srivenkatesh, Eleanor Hennessey and Lauren McShea #ASLO25
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Emma Dempsey making EMES proud with her action-oriented research on antimicrobial resistance, coastal storms and wastewater infrastructure in the face of climate change.
#ASLO25 weekend recap! . On Saturday morning, graduate students Emma Dempsey and Yubeen Jeong gave talks in SS45: North Carolina’s coast at the doorstep of climate change. This session, organized in part by by Drs. Hans Paerl and Rachel Noble, also featured a talk by Dr. Paerl.
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Capping off our busy Saturday were seven posters from graduate students Margarita Lankford, Veronica Slevin, Riley Moran and Lillian Cooper and undergraduate students Keshav Srivenkatesh, Eleanor Hennessey and Lauren McShea #ASLO25
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Later on Saturday, postdoc Dr. Raquel Flynn and graduate student Emily Speciale presented talks on how microscopic marine organisms - eukaryotic phytoplankton and mixotrophs - respond to nutrients like nitrogen and iron #ASLO25
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#ASLO25 weekend recap! . On Saturday morning, graduate students Emma Dempsey and Yubeen Jeong gave talks in SS45: North Carolina’s coast at the doorstep of climate change. This session, organized in part by by Drs. Hans Paerl and Rachel Noble, also featured a talk by Dr. Paerl.
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This afternoon, postdoctoral researchers Chad Lloyd and Mingying Chuo will present their research on the effects of pressure on polysaccharide update by bacteria and how light limitation during salinity intrusions impact phytoplankton.
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Please join us tomorrow morning to celebrate Aundre Jackson as he defends his Master's thesis! Aundre's research answers the question, to what extent does V. fischeri use T6SS weapons to invade an already colonized territory?. See you at 10:30 am tomorrow in Murray Hall or Zoom!
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It's giving. Earth! Marine Science! Environment!. Happy #GiveUNC Day! Your donation supports the incredible work of students and faculty across EMES, from funding research travel to awarding student accomplishments. Share your love for UNC, share your love for Earth💙🌎
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RT @CastilloCorals: Congratulations to Dr. Aliyah Griffith! We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see all the amazing things you do!….
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The most unique finds were a license plate and a full outfit (including 3 pairs of shoes - check out the first photo)!. Thank you to the Haw River Assembly for organizing the Clean-Up-A-Thon! To learn more, visit their website
hawriver.org
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To celebrate Orange County Creek Week and World Water Day, members of the UNC Global Hydrology Lab participated in the 35th annual Haw River Clean-Up-A-Thon this weekend!. In 1.5 hours, the UNC team removed 14 bags of trash from Booker Creek in Chapel Hill.
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RT @UNCAdmissions: Regular decisions are live. We're so excited to welcome the newest members of #UNC29! 🐏 🎉
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Aliyah is the first African American student to earn a PhD in Marine Sciences at UNC. Thanks to her mentorship and work as CEO and founder of Mahogany Mermaids, Aliyah is helping the next generation find their place in STEM. Learn more on her website!
aliyahgg.wixsite.com
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We are thrilled to wish Aliyah Griffith a happy (belated) Ph.D. defense day!🪸. On March 17, Aliyah defended her dissertation on coral reef structure, community composition shifts, & the complexities of coral reef management across three regions in the Greater Caribbean & Florida
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RT @geosociety: The J. David Lowell Field Camp Scholarship is GSA's annual award for undergraduate students to attend summer field camp. St….
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