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They can be tiny, but mighty, as an important part of the food web. What are they? We take a look... Want to learn more? VIMS graduate student Kristen Sharpe introduces the world of The Delaware Bay is home to a wide variety of small animals who go with the flow of the currents. These weak swimmers are ... The 2017 Global Environmental Microbiology (GEM) students present: Amy Maas is a comparative physiologist and biological oceanographer whose research addresses environment influences on the ... Did you know that some bacteria in the deep sea grow their own electric "wires"? Author Kevin Kurtz explains in this special deep ...

Did you know some microbes in the ocean can make their own food? Find out more with this episode of Microbes in ocean sediments literally live between a rock and a hard place, but sometimes that can be a good thing. Ph.D. student ... In this episode of , DESG education specialist David Christopher explains how Asian shore crabs might've ... Scientists have also learned about whales by listening to them. In this week's , Bob Rocha of the New Bedford ... Microbes are tiny -- but how small? This episode of Scientists have had to come up with creative ways to study whales. One of the methods to gather data involves tagging the ...

Sulfur - it's what's for dinner? Perhaps if you're a deep sea microbe! Kiana Frank of the Pacific Biosciences Research Center ... Students in the biological oceanography and physical oceanography classes based at Horn Point Laboratory boarded the Rachel ... Always clean up your fishing gear to avoid endangering sea creatures and help reduce the problem of entanglement in our ...

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15 Second Science - Zooplankton

15 Second Science - Zooplankton

They can be tiny, but mighty, as an important part of the #marine food web. What are they? We take a look... Want to learn more?

Fast Talk Fridays: Zooplankton

Fast Talk Fridays: Zooplankton

VIMS graduate student Kristen Sharpe introduces the world of

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The Delaware Bay is home to a wide variety of small animals who go with the flow of the currents. These weak swimmers are ...

Phytoplankton Communities by John Ejim - 15 Second Science GEM 2017

Phytoplankton Communities by John Ejim - 15 Second Science GEM 2017

The 2017 Global Environmental Microbiology (GEM) students present:

Ocean Monitoring - Zooplankton

Ocean Monitoring - Zooplankton

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Zooplankton Ecology Symposium Day 2

Zooplankton Ecology Symposium Day 2

On October 27-28, 2020, the Delta

Improving estimates of zooplankton contributions to biogeochemical cycling

Improving estimates of zooplankton contributions to biogeochemical cycling

Amy Maas is a comparative physiologist and biological oceanographer whose research addresses environment influences on the ...

Science for the Public: How Plankton Blooms Absorb CO2

Science for the Public: How Plankton Blooms Absorb CO2

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15 Second Science -  Bacteria with power

15 Second Science - Bacteria with power

Did you know that some bacteria in the deep sea grow their own electric "wires"? Author Kevin Kurtz explains in this special deep ...

15 Second Science - Autotrophs

15 Second Science - Autotrophs

Did you know some microbes in the ocean can make their own food? Find out more with this episode of

Difference between Zooplankton and Phytoplankton

Difference between Zooplankton and Phytoplankton

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15 Second Science - Conducting Electricity in the Subsurface

15 Second Science - Conducting Electricity in the Subsurface

Microbes in ocean sediments literally live between a rock and a hard place, but sometimes that can be a good thing. Ph.D. student ...

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15 Second Science: Ballast

In this episode of #15SecondScience, DESG education specialist David Christopher explains how Asian shore crabs might've ...

15 Second Science — Bioacoustics

15 Second Science — Bioacoustics

Scientists have also learned about whales by listening to them. In this week's #15SecondScience, Bob Rocha of the New Bedford ...

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15 Second Science - Microbe sense of scale

Microbes are tiny -- but how small? This episode of

15 Second Science — Whale Tagging

15 Second Science — Whale Tagging

Scientists have had to come up with creative ways to study whales. One of the methods to gather data involves tagging the ...

15 Second Science - Energy from Sulfur Compounds

15 Second Science - Energy from Sulfur Compounds

Sulfur - it's what's for dinner? Perhaps if you're a deep sea microbe! Kiana Frank of the Pacific Biosciences Research Center ...

UMCES' annual plankton research cruise

UMCES' annual plankton research cruise

Students in the biological oceanography and physical oceanography classes based at Horn Point Laboratory boarded the Rachel ...

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15 Second Science — Entanglement

Always clean up your fishing gear to avoid endangering sea creatures and help reduce the problem of entanglement in our ...

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Marine Zooplankton and Micronekton Laboratory

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