At their core, scenic design and science communication aren’t that different—location plays a critical role in setting a tone and conveying a message.
Brianna Stanley, a Ph.D. student at VIMS, is studying the sources of urea in the York River and whether algae prefer urea over other forms of nitrogen.
Stanley is also studying methods to separate out urea dissolved in water so wastewater treatment plants can find new methods to remove more nitrogen before returning water to the York River.
The VA SEA program translates ocean science research into lesson plans for middle school and high school students.
The Chefs’ Seafood Symposium, hosted by the Virginia Institute of Marine Science’s Marine Advisory Program, aims to connect chefs with the science behind the seafood they serve.
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