Posts by ctepolt
Seeking Alaska student for paid summer research!
Details here: NPRB guest student announcement
Read MoreWorkplace feature in the Boston Globe
Carolyn took a reporter from the Boston Globe out to field to get a taste of a marine biologist’s workday. Read the feature here.
Read MoreTwo whales in one
Congratulations to Dr. Amy Van Cise on her recent Molecular Ecology paper! Amy determined that the short-finned pilot whale comprises two subspecies, one of which contains a further population-level division. Understanding group boundaries has important implications for whale conservation, and Amy has been getting some well-deserved press for her discovery. Read more about it here:…
Read MoreGreen crabs, accomplished invaders
Carolyn wrote about some of the work we’re doing on rapid adaptation in green crabs. You can read it here:
Read MoreOcean Science Cafe: Invasion of the Body-Snatchers
Carolyn gave a public talk on biological invasions and body-snatching parasites at the Tavern on the Wharf in Plymouth, MA. Quite a few brave souls came out to a seafood restaurant to learn about crab parasites. It was recorded for posterity, and you can see it here:
Read MoreGreen crabs in the Cape Cod Times
The Cape Cod Times did a nice feature on green crabs and their impact on the Cape. Carolyn was interviewed, and one of the lab crabs made an appearance as the cover model!
Read MoreOcean Science Journalists visit
WHOI’s Ocean Science Journalism Fellows visited the lab – and the beach – to learn more about our local invasive crabs.
Read MoreStudent research poster session
Summer Student Fellow Jeanette Gray, from Unity College in Maine, presents her research on comparative temperature tolerance of two invasive crabs.
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