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April, 2009


Charlie Miller - A Selective Biography


Charles Miller recently won the 2008 Wooster Award for contributions to North Pacific science. This biography by former students describes his pioneering study of zooplankton, such as his work in the SUPER and GLOBEC Georges Bank programs.

 

Charles Miller, sampling


 

Clare Reimers, 2009 AGU Fellow

 

Reimers' research has focused on the biogeochemistry of ocean sediments and the development of chemical sensors for quantifying ocean chemical distribution and fluxes. Recently, she gained attention for her work on long-term power sources for ocean sensors that harness energy from marine sediments and phytoplankton. 

 

Prototype fuel cells



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Kelly Benoit-Bird adjusting the sonar before beginning her experiment. Credit: Nick Kelsh.

Podcast:
Sonar in the Sea, with Kelly Benoit-Bird


 

On this episode of Ocean Gazing, meet Kelly Benoit-Bird, an assistant professor at Oregon State University. She says, “I work on all different kinds of animals in the ocean, everything from the smallest animals – the zooplankton – all the way up to the biggest – the great whales. I get my ideas often from watching the water and seeing what animals are doing and trying to ask why.”


 

R/V Yaquina, 1973

July 17-19, 2009: 50th Anniversary & Reunion


Save the Date! Alumni and others are invited to meet with old friends and celebrate. Family-friendly activities, too. [Links to separate 50th anniversary site.]

 



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