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Graduate student Mae Rennick chosen to receive award from the Ecological Society of America
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Study of environmental impacts of beverage sales, consumption offers insights into emerging initiatives
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Physicist lands awards and $1.3 million grant for ambitious research into physics beyond the standard model
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Research reveals that only a relatively small percent of global coastal regions remain intact
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Researchers use remote sensing and field observations to paint a clearer picture of giant kelp dynamics
Master’s program in environmental data science wraps up a promising first year
Graduate student Mae Rennick chosen to receive award from the Ecological Society of America
Study of environmental impacts of beverage sales, consumption offers insights into emerging initiatives
Physicist lands awards and $1.3 million grant for ambitious research into physics beyond the standard model
Research reveals that only a relatively small percent of global coastal regions remain intact
Researchers use remote sensing and field observations to paint a clearer picture of giant kelp dynamics
