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February 10, 2015 GoMRI eNews
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Scientists assessed the use of clay particles in experiments to develop a new class of dispersant that is effective and less toxic than those used in the Deepwater Horizon response.
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Scientists studying oil spill impacts in the Gulf of Mexico are sharing their exciting ocean research with citizens of all ages.
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RECOVER consortium studies cardiac outcomes in oil-exposed fish
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To show how the Deepwater Horizon oil spill impacted the Gulf of Mexico, Sarah Tominack is going back to basics.
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Posted on February 4, 2014
Put scientists who are passionate about their work with students who are eager to help with ongoing research and watch as excitement fuels student engagement, sparks career interest, and feeds enthusiasm of all.
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Posted on February 5, 2013
Stephen Landers, professor in the Biological and Environmental Sciences department at Troy University, focuses the majority of his research on the tiny invertebrates that populate the ocean floor.
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Study Assesses Ocean Surface Currents Data for Use in Search, Rescue, Disaster Response
Study Shows Dispersant Impacts on Nitrogen System in Louisiana Salt Marshes
Study Tracks Archae Shift in Response to Hurricanes and Oil Spill
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- Get the Conference Mobile App -- Everything you need for the 2015 Gulf Science Conference is on our mobile app. Apple and Android users can also find the app in the iTunes store or Play store, just search for Gulf Science Conference.
- Hydrocarbon Intercalibration Experiment -- The large network of chemistry laboratories involved in GOMRI research afforded the GOMRI Research Board the opportunity to partner with the National Institute of Standards and Technology and organize an across laboratory comparison using common reference material. This workshop will present the analytical results from this Hydrocarbon Intercalibration Experiment (HIE).
- Genomics and Metagenomics -- Whether addressing community structure, animal or human physiological response to challenges, or biotic interactions, all organisms respond to their environments on a molecular level. A number of GOMRI-supported investigators have already taken advantage of these technologies to elucidate multiple consequences of the DWH oil spill. Our objective is to facilitate the sharing of methods, identification of bottlenecks, and build a working community of practitioners.
GoMRI science community participated in this study by the Ocean Studies Board of the National Research Council.
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Steering committee member Keith P. Johnston made outstanding contributions to Colloid and Interface Science and is one of the most highly-cited authors in the field.
85,000+ visitors can interact with “Make Your Own Oil Spill” visualization and see automated observation equipment, a natural seep soil core, and a Drift Card location map.
Christopher Reddy, Arthur Mariano, and Joseph Montoya gave oil-related science talks for National Ocean Sciences Bowl. Webinar recordings available.
Deadline is March 1st! Art should illustrate environmental science conducted at LUMCON/CWC
Seventh grader Amber Seaberg interviewed GoMRI Scholar Susan Snyder about the impacts of Gulf offshore drilling. Seaberg will use material in her film submission.
Learn about their reading group, graduate and undergraduate research activities, and outreach events.
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