Susan and Gracie working on installing the new eddy covariance tower in the Elkhorn Slough!   

Halloween 2021 Theme: Ocean Animals Grand prize for best costume went to Shark Gracie & Shark Piñata Michelle!

Christina was recently interviewed for a story by Tess Joosse, a graduate student in the UCSC Science Communications Program, about the effects of the CZU fire on endangered coho salmon in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Read “Swimming Upstream” here.

Congratulations to Jim for receiving the California Sea Grant for his proposal entitled “Quantifying sea level rise effects on critical coastal wastewater and transit infrastructure in two low-income, residential developments at the San Francisco Bay, California shoreline using hydrogeology and geochemistry measurements.”

Maddie received a graduate student research grant from GSA.

Congrats to Maddie for receiving the 2021-2022 ARCS Foundation Fellowship!

To view a high-resolution PDF of the poster, click here.

Adina and colleagues published a 35-million-year stable Sr isotope record derived from marine barite in Science. This record of seawater chemistry provides new insight into the carbon cycle, reflecting changes in the deposition of marine carbonate as the climate and sea level have changed through geologic time. See this video to learn more! View the UCSC Read More…

Gracie was recognized with an Honorable Mention from the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Congratulations, Gracie!