Mercury in Chesapeake Bay Seafood
When scientists talk about mercury in fish, they often refer to one of three types of broad categories of fish: […]
2011 Research Portfolio, Research, Seafood Products & Safety, Uncategorized
Research
2011 Research Portfolio, Fellowships & Internships, Healthy Ecosystems, Research, Uncategorized, Virginia Sea Grant Graduate Research Fellowship
Where the Seagrass Grows Greener
Although scientists have determined the minimum light requirement for seagrass to grow, they don’t know how various dissolved particles affect
2011 Research Portfolio, Fellowships & Internships, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Healthy Ecosystems, Research, Uncategorized, Virginia Sea Grant Graduate Research Fellowship
Using the Fish Food Web to Plan Ahead
Ecosystem-based fisheries management incorporates information about multiple species and their habitats and interactions into a more comprehensive and accurate system
2010 Research Portfolio, Fellowships & Internships, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Research, Seafood Products & Safety, Uncategorized, Virginia Sea Grant Graduate Research Fellowship
Preventing Shellfish-Borne Disease
Adenovirus and norovirus are viruses that can be released from wastewater treatment plants and can contaminate shellfish and cause gastrointestinal
