Laura Lapham of Chesapeake Biological Laboratory is visiting Horn Point Laboratory as the latest guest of the faculty seminars. Her talk, scheduled at 11 a.m., is titled "Temporal variability in methane concentrations from aqueous environments."
Michael Kalinowski's research on oyster aquaculture reflects the intersection of engineering innovation and marine science, which is one of many ways UMCES is shaping the future of environmental science in Maryland.
Hurricanes can stimulate toxic harmful algal blooms, according to a new study conducted by UMCES researchers and published in Geophysical Research Letters.
Toadfish Adventures is a co-ed, environmental education, STEM-focused experience with 3 sessions for rising 1st graders through 15 years old. It takes place at UMCES' Horn Point Laboratory in Cambridge, MD.
