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Susanna was awarded a CSE Curriculum Development award to prepare the new course: "Marine Life in Danger" and Patrick received a Research Momentum award to help develop our next research proposal: "Microbiological Dimensions of Invasion Success: Dynamics and Functional Diversity of Introduced Ascidian Mircobiomes"
Brenna received a 2024 Graduate Student Training Stipend and Jaclyn a CMS Summer Stipend to support their professional development and research efforts, respectively! Well-deserved!
The iMESA Lab was well-represented at the UNCW Undergraduate Research Showcase on Saturday, April 27!
Meagan, Grace, and Taryn presented their research on sea-squirts: from the tinny microbial symbiont that helps them survive in marinas to the mighty invader that is taking over North Carolina shellfish farms and reefs! Susanna had a blast talking sea-squirts with Centro Acuario members on April 23, 2024!
Visit our Outreach webpage to learn more about those incredible yet understudied animals! Grace defended her Honors thesis on Ascidian abundance and diversity in shellfish farms of North Carolina on April 23, 2024! Congrats Grace!
The 52nd Annual Benthic Ecology Meeting was held in Charleston, South Carolina (USA) from April 10-14, 2024 at the Charleston Marriott.
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Susanna recently traveled to Spain (January 16-22, 2024) to give a seminar for the Department of Genetics, Microbiology and Statistics, and evaluate the PhD defense of Dr. Carles Galià-Camps.
Brenna Hutchings, Patrick Erwin, and iMESA Lab collaborators: Grace Kennedy and Bradley Tolar, presented their research on ascidian symbionts in Durham, NC, November 4, 2023
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