January 29, 2015 – Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative

Florida State University graduate student Johanna Imhoff measures a large bluntnose sixgill shark (Haxanchus griseus) during a Deep-C Fish Ecology Cruise aboard the R/V Apalachee (October 2013). (Photo credit: Dean Grubbs, FSU Coastal and Marine Laboratory)

Ocean Science Made Easy – Corals, Sharks, Microbes, and More!

January 29, 2015

Scientists studying oil spill impacts in the Gulf of Mexico are sharing their exciting ocean research with citizens of all ages.

Graduate Student Opportunities with ECOGIG-2

January 29, 2015

Graduate Student Opportunities with ECOGIG-2 – January 29, 2015 Ecosystem Impacts of Oil & Gas Inputs to the Gulf ECOGIG-2 (www.ecogig.org) explores and studies hydrocarbon cycling in the Gulf of Mexico at natural seeps, tracks the impacts of the Macondo Blowout, and conducts fundamental research aimed at understanding the regulation of hydrocarbon metabolism in the…