The Dispersive Stage

Two weeks later... back to Woods Hole.  This time to discuss the amazingness that are sea urchins. The meeting is small, welcoming... and ex...

I left the deep-sea community after my PhD to learn the most cutting edge molecular techniques at the National Institutes of Health. Now tha...

We're back in Hawaii for the new moon - happening today.  Don't be too jealous, its raining and 90 degrees F. Yes - we were just h...

So there are some things that really sound strange unless you're a Marine Biologist.  Over the past 2 weeks doing field work in Hawaii, ...

OSTRICH - Observations on SubTRopical ICHthyoplankton The ostrich sticks its head in the water rather than the sand to observe the littl...

I remembered how to do my own lab work this week. It was so nice to sit in lab and pipette, without students interrupting and asking questio...

So maybe my silence this semester was in part due to the fact that I taught my first full class. Or maybe not... either way I learned a lot ...

The end of the academic year is a crazy time with tests, essays, pomp and circumstance. We are saying goodbye to three of our undergraduate ...

Although the time will be short, we're very excited to have recently minted Dr. Colette Feehan join the lab this summer as a postdoc. Dr...

As I prepared to submit my first proposal, I received an edit back asking to remove the statement in broader impacts that the proposal would...