Our greatest asset is the people working in the lab. We strive to set an example in professionalism while having fun and enjoying each other's company. We consist of seven scientists (two faculty, two research associates, and three graduate students) located primarily in Aubert Hall.
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Emmanuel S. Boss Associate Professor The principal thrust of Emmanuel's current research is the use of measured optical properties (absorption, scattering ... more |
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Lee Karp-Boss Research Assistant Professor Lee is a phytoplankton ecologist, interested in understanding how physical processes are affecting phytoplankton distributions ... more |
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James L. Loftin Research Associate Jim manages the MISC Laboratory and provides technical support for our field projects and coursework ... more |
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Lisa G. Taylor Research Associate Lisa is responsible for data management, technical support, and web development ... more |
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Wayne H. Slade Ph.D. Candidate Wayne's main interest is studying particle aggregation dynamics and sediment resuspension in estuaries and ... more |
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Margaret L. Estapa Ph.D. Candidate Meg studies photochemical reactions of particulate organic matter suspended in the marine water column ... more |
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Clementina Russo Ph.D. Candidate Clem divides her time between the School of Marine Sciences and the Department of Physics and Astronomy ... more |
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Alina Gainusa-Bogdan Graduate Research Assistant Alina is working on developing in situ instrumentation capable of measuring seawater inherent optical properties ... more |
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Past Lab Members
Laura Azevedo
(Undergraduate Student), Brazil [website]
Tricia Bergmann (Post-Doctoral Researcher)
Peng Wang
(Graduate Student), Yale University
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