The University of Maine Maine In-situ Sound & Color Lab
School of Marine Sciences
 

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What's New!

[06/12/09] Scientists Make Breakthrough In Assessing Marine Phytoplankton Health (media hits)

[05/28/09] Eerie Red Glow Traces Ocean Plant Health

[05/10/09] Three new publications added to the website.

[02/05/09] One new publication (Direct contribution of phytoplankton-sized particles to optical backscattering in the open ocean) added today, along with the latest surface and profile data for Float 0015 (now on profile #253).

[01/23/09] A couple of new publications added today, along with the latest surface and profile data for Float 0015 (now on its 250th profile).

[01/09/09] One new publication added along with the latest surface and profile data for Float 0015 (now on its 246th profile).

[12/08/08] A couple of new publications added along with the latest surface and profile data for Float 0015 (now on its 241st profile).

[07/11/08] Data for the GP506 Equatorial Box project have now been posted.

[06/13/08] We've added one new peer-reveiwed, scientific publication and one new abstract to our website. See also our newest movies posted on the misc page...

[05/28/08] Congratulations to MISC Lab member Meg Estapa for her NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowship award!

[05/16/08] New abstracts and poster presentations have been added to our document repository.

[03/24/08] The 2008 Teaching Science by Ocean Inquiry workshop will be held July 21-25, 2008 at the Darling Marine Center in Walpole, ME. The goals of this workshop are to a) introduce teachers to ocean and climate related processes that can be used as a vehicle to teach general physical concepts and b) develop a network between teachers, scientists and experts in education. This workshop is intended for high school and middle school teachers who teach physics, chemistry, physical science, and/or earth sciences.

[02/21/08] New abstracts added...

[10/04/07] See our MISC page for photos and movies, and our education page for a new Hands-On Oceanography article on diffusion by Lee, Emmanuel, and Jim.

[06/28/07] Data for the Equatorial Box project added to the website.

[05/10/07] We've updated our research page to reflect new grants recently won.

[04/20/07] Output of computations of optical properties of spherical and nonspherical particles added to the website.


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