A Tale of a Turtle Model(er)
My friend Susie (Hilber) Piacenza is a PhD student at Oregon State University and has been here in Honolulu for two weeks working on a green sea turtle population model. […]
My friend Susie (Hilber) Piacenza is a PhD student at Oregon State University and has been here in Honolulu for two weeks working on a green sea turtle population model. […]
I am currently in preparation for complete madness here in the lab. It’s March, and I have so much to do! So many samples to run, and so many basketball […]
On Friday, I finished my first of six weeks of lab work at the University of Hawai’i (UH) at Manoa’s Biogeochemical Stable Isotope Facility. My work here will contribute to […]
Happy Holidays from Turtles in the Deep! Tis the season for peace, joy, laughter, food and music… Speaking of food and music, recently Dr. Alison Stimpert, myself, and colleagues at […]
As a National Science Foundation (NSF) graduate research fellow (GRF), part of my responsibility as a scientist is to communicate my research and its significance to the public. To encourage this, […]
In early July we received a message from colleagues working along Central American nesting beaches that an adult female olive ridley sea turtle I captured on September 26, 2006 off […]
From November 1st to December 15th (2011), I participated in the SciFund Challenge where my sea turtle research was one of 49 scientific research projects chosen to participate in collaborative […]