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The Crest, Fall 2002, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science Oct 2002

The Crest, Fall 2002, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science

Reports

Table of Contents:

  • VIMS researchers win 5-year, $1.7 million NSF award
  • Pair complete 3-year study of clam disease
  • VIMS joins National Shark Research Consortium
  • McNinch receives Young Investigator award
  • Field research sheds light on barndoor skate
  • Management is key to scallop fishery's success
  • VIMS acquires new code for model
  • Yes vote on bond referendum good news for VIMS
  • CBNERR announces Summer 2003 educational programs
  • Workshop series targets charter boat operators
  • Ducklow elected AAAS Fellow
  • VIMS takes to the air(port)
  • VIMS scientists to host international conferences
  • Web update
  • VIMS researchers in educational videos
  • Hoenig writes "hot paper"
  • VIMS and partners win …


The Crest, Summer 2002, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science Jul 2002

The Crest, Summer 2002, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science

Reports

Table of Contents:

  • To B or not to B: Pair use trout to study kidney's role in nurturing fish immune cells
  • VIMS researchers use sonar to study impact of pound nets on sea turtles
  • New findings surprise Perkinsus researchers
  • VIMS and Wales scientists initiate study of turbulence and sediment movement


The Crest, Spring 2002, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science Apr 2002

The Crest, Spring 2002, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science

Reports

Table of Contents:

  • Computer modelers solve real-world problems
  • Scientists take a new look at sources of nitrogen in estuaries
  • VIMS beach research reveals erosional hotspots
  • Large squid discovered
  • VIMS develops new online tools for managers
  • Marine industry trends--a tale of two fisheries
  • VIMS urges caution in commercial release of non-native oysters
  • VIMS scientists part of national study in Antarctica
  • Pilot Sam White