There’s no such thing as a working lab of one. Today's labs rely on a collaboration of scientists and engineers from across several disciplines. #CmichSE#CmichInSciTE https://t.co/mnWye4KOX5
CMU’s Antarctica explorers embarked March 21 on the Nathaniel B. Palmer research vessel for a research trip lasting into early May. Undergraduates joined doctoral students and faculty for this experience. Check their progress at https://t.co/DMypEUEUoa #icyinverts#CmichSE
Lake Michigan fish use rocky reefs for spawning. With EPA / GLRI funding, a team of scientists collected data to characterize 13 reef sites in LM. The study should improve the understanding of reef influences on native fish pops., leading to improved management. #2023LakeCmtes
You might think we know everything there is to know about our #GreatLakes—a focus of science and management for many years—but we still have a lot to learn.
Senior Conservation Scientist Matt Herbert dives into the topic. ⬇️
Have you heard about our upcoming certificate program? Once approved, InSciTE will be a 15-credit certificate available to students that will focus on empowering them with the skills today's employers are looking for. Learn more about InSciTE at https://t.co/755so7AUz6.
When most people picture reefs, they picture coral reefs in tropical areas. BUT did you know the #GreatLakes also have reefs? Senior Conservation Scientist Matt Herbert explains how + why scientists are learning more about these areas. @Etheostomatt https://t.co/tpHaTgCcoD
Biochemistry student Izzy Gaidhane gets hands-on experience tackling real-world issues in the lab - like synthesizing molecules to inhibit the growth of tuberculosis. Learn more about our Biochemistry program here: https://t.co/TaS09Kqqk5
Earlier this week, Science & Engineering Residential College (SERC) leaders welcomed this year's residents. Moving forward SERC residents will focus on events focused on academics, careers, diversity, social engagements, service, & leadership. #CmichSE#CmichSERC#FireUpChips
Congratulations to Jake Kvistad @JakeFishtad for successfully defending his dissertation research "Rusty Crayfish suppression on salmonine spawning reefs in northern Lake Michigan" today - fantastic job! (Photo Jason Whalen/Fauna Creative)
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You’re invited. Join us Tues, July 19th, for this year’s CMU Biological Station Open House. Get a glimpse into the research being done, talk with students and Great Lakes researchers. Interested? Call the CMUBS office for more info, 231-448-2325. #CmichSE#CmichCMUBS
Did you see the Emmy Award winning episode of Destination Michigan featuring EAS faculty member and chair Larry Lemke? In the episode Larry describes the geologic history of MI and the the Great Lakes. At CMU We Do Award Winning! https://t.co/9ADP5ICS9F #CmichSE#CmichEAS