❄️ The latest issue of #AboardGSO is landing in mailboxes now!

🚢 Inside: the retirement of #RVEndeavor, the many ways #URIGSO researchers study phytoplankton, and how our Small Boats Program supports both science and student learning at GSO.

Extremely Driven By Veronica M. Berounsky, Ph.D.’90 For Regina Rodrigues, Ph.D. ’04, the URI Graduate School of Oceanography wasn’t part of her original plan, but it quickly became a place where her research found…

Her work highlights the connections between oceans, extreme events, and human communities while advocating for climate justice and stronger recognition of the South Atlantic’s role in our changing climate.

➡️ Read more about this #URIGSO alum in #AboardGSO: buff.ly/bKQn0is

☀️ Hot off the press: a new edition of #AboardGSO is here!

We celebrate 75 years of partnership with the NSF & highlight stories of leadership, adaptation, & impact—from Margaret Leinen, the first woman dean of #URIGSO, to alum Regina Rodrigues, & pathways for building the blue economy workforce.

New Faculty Assistant Professor Erin Peck Like many things in life, Erin Peck’s decision to become a coastal geomorphologist was a bit of an accident. “I started college pre-med, but it only lasted about a week,”...

🌊 🌍 Peck’s research is crucial to understanding how coastal wetlands evolve naturally and respond to natural and human-made changes. Join us in welcoming her to @universityofri.bsky.social #URIGSO & learn more about her research in #AboardGSO: buff.ly/3Eo8XQA

#WorldWetlandsDay

❄️🌊 Winter is here, and so is the latest edition of #AboardGSO! Explore:
🤖 How robotic devices are revolutionizing oceanography
💧 Passive sampler development
🌍 Alum spotlight: @whoi.bsky.social's Amy Bower, Ph.D. ’88, whose groundbreaking oceanographic work continues to inspire

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