Also super excited to share that I’m a Margaret A. Davidson fellow and will be continuing at UMBC to pursue a PhD! Looking forward to working with the CBNERR MD on SAV research in the reserve!!
New in the @ESABulletin Photo Gallery:
Can plant pathogens take the heat? A recent study finds that a wildflower is more resistant to high temps than the pathogenic fungus that infects it
See more pics: https://t.co/lIDuVf3sdr
Read the @ESAEcology study: https://t.co/vJfbdXMOFW
New YouTube Video!📷Learn about the significance of the blue crab in Maryland. Jennifer Herrera's (UMCES-MEES) research focuses on the blue crab virome, aiming to understand its potential impact on crab health and transmission.
https://t.co/xGHLgT5ZEG
A BIG congratulations to Allyson Kido who successfully presented her Master’s degree thesis defense for MEES and ICARE Programs:
“Phytoplankton-Removal Ecosystem Services of a Native Mussel in an Urban Estuary”
We are all so excited for you here at IMET and wish you the best!
SAVE-THE-DATE‼️
Join us for an exciting day of discovery at our Open House.
IMET opens its doors for a FREE Open House on Saturday, May 4, 1-4 p.m. Enjoy hands-on science activities for kids of all ages!
REGISTER BELOW
https://t.co/NopFDIuHn2
#baltimorefestival#science
SAVE-THE-DATE❗️ Did you know that oysters and clams could be affected by diseases too?
Join us on February 22nd to learn about the research and discoveries happening here at IMET!
Register here: https://t.co/XDKgsbpf0I
Mussels vs. No Mussels
Wanna see some heavy lifting? After just 30 minutes, this two-tank demonstration shows the incredible filtration capacity of freshwater mussels. A single freshwater mussel can filter 5-10 gallons of water every day! 💪🏽
I still don’t know if I should be mad at my cat for waking me up at 4:30 AM. On one hand it’s 4:30 AM and on the other she was purring and making biscuits next to me, which she never does 🥹