Exploring Florida Aquaculture Workshop Series wraps May 11 with 'Restoration and Aquariums'. Hear from some of our leading researchers in restoration aquaculture: Dr. Megan Davis, Dr. Dennis Hanisak & Dr. Jim Masterson 🐠 🌿 🐚
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TODAY! The final Ocean Science Lecture of 2024. Aaron Adams, Ph.D. presents 'Fishers Know More Than You.' 4 p.m. at #FAUHarborBranch or watch online. Register ahead: bit.ly/3wKw9By

John Reed was awarded the rank of Faculty Emeritus at FAU Harbor Branch. Reed is a pioneer of #coralreef research & #conservation . His research resulted in the protection the Oculina Coral Marine Protected Area - the world's 1st protected deep water coral. bit.ly/3UAlmqb

Semester by the Sea students who took part in the Indian River Lagoon Experience elective presented their field research studies earlier this week. Six students worked in pairs to compare species diversity between two locations in the #IndianRiverLagoon .

Amy Wright, Ph.D., research professor at #FloridaAtlantic Harbor Branch was recently honored with the Paul J. Scheuer Award in Marine Natural Products -- the foremost accolade in the field of #marinenaturalproducts chemistry.

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What do we do with all the stinky seaweed? 🌿 Florida Atlantic Harbor Branch was awarded a $1.3 million grant to study the environmental & ecological impacts of #Sargassum inundations on Florida, including the viability of harvesting it without harming marine animals. bit.ly/4aX7hs6

The next Exploring Florida Aquaculture Public Workshop is Saturday, April 13 featuring all things Shrimp, Clams & Oysters 🦐 🐚

9 a.m. to noon.
➡️ Register in advance at bit.ly/484VPJn.

The Ocean Science Lecture Series returns tomorrow! Attend in-person at 4 p.m. at the Johnson Education Center on the #FloridaAtlantic Harbor Branch campus or watch online. Register in advance at: bit.ly/3wKw9By.

The annual Indian River Lagoon Symposium was held in February focused on the theme 'IRL Fish.' 🌊 Read all about it 🐠 bit.ly/3PvmAjB

It's Pre-Health Professions Week 🏥 Check out the week-long schedule of activities on the Boca Raton campus - including the Graduate Admissions Fair on March 21 ➡️ bit.ly/4afA1fB

James M. Sullivan, Ph.D., executive director of #FAUHarborBranch , was a keynote speaker during the recent SigmaXiSociety #IFoRE conference. Read more about his talk and this prestigious meeting of scientists and students ➡️ bit.ly/3TC4ajz

A new study from researchers at Florida Atlantic Harbor Branch provides baseline data needed to further assess hazards associated with exposure to and accumulation of trace elements in tissues of free-ranging whales and dolphins.
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What is 'holographic microscopy'? Find out at the next Cox Science Center and Aquarium #ScienceonTap . Doctoral candidate Alexis Base will explain how this tech is used to monitor aquatic #plankton and #harmfulalgalblooms . March 21, 7 pm, NOBO Brewing Company in Boynton Beach. bit.ly/44ZtDH3.

Celebrate the majestic queen conch with Megan Davis, Ph.D., during this week's Ocean Science Lecture Series - March 6 at 4 p.m. on the FAU Harbor Branch campus in Fort Pierce. Register in advance at fau.edu/hboi/osls.
Or follow the same link to view the live stream.

The next Ocean Science Lecture Series is tomorrow at 4 p.m. Esther Guzmán, Ph.D., will present 'Anti-Cancer Drug Discovery at FAU Harbor Branch.' Advanced registration is required at bit.ly/3wKw9By. Or, join virtually via the livestream or on demand after the event.

This week's Ocean Science Lecture Series focuses on the 'Health and Disease in Bottlenose Dolphins Inhabiting the Indian River Lagoon,' presented by Annie Page, DVM, Ph.D. 🐬 Advanced registration is required: bit.ly/3wKw9By Can't make it in person? Watch live online.

Applications are open for the Marine Science and Engineering Summer Internships for undergraduate students 🌊 The 10-week program offers valuable, hands-on experience in a research environment under the expert guidance of FAU Harbor Branch faculty. Apply: bit.ly/3OLvsBv

The Ocean Science Lecture Series continues tomorrow with 'Remembering Mark Littler and His Contributions to Marine Plants and Coral Reef Ecology' presented by Brian Lapointe, Ph.D. and M. Dennis Hanisak, Ph.D. Registration is required in advance 👉 bit.ly/3wKw9By

Mark your calendars! The next FAU Charles E. Schmidt College of Science Frontiers in Science public lecture is coming up Feb. 22.

How Can the Florida Wildlife Corridor Support Resilience? Register today to join.
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A historical overview of commercial bath sponge uses, their decline, their impact on the lobster season and the aquaculture efforts to grow them at Florida Atlantic Harbor Branch
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