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COAS Students
in the Field

COAS Marine Resource Management students do research with non-governmental organizations, the fishing industry, private-sector organizations, and state and federal agencies.

Students in other disciplines at the College of Oceanic & Atmospheric Sciences work on a full range of research projects with their advisors.

Student research makes important contributions to the fields in which they work. Facilities at COAS—world-class laboratories, remote sensing, computer systems, research vessels, etc.—support this work. Students collaborate across disciplines on local, distant, and global projects.


Featured Research

Matthew Alkire, processing samples in a Twin Otter plane on the ice

Matthew Alkire continues his research into Arctic water masses by sampling on ice floes near the North Pole Environmental Observatory. 
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Elephant Ear Sponge

Dan and Robbie Wisdom's passion for preserving marine resources began with a love of scuba diving and underwater photography.
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Diego Figueroa takes zooplankton samples in Galapagos waters Diego Figueroa is researching the effect of the Equatorial undercurrent of the Galapagos islands on zooplankton. He has discovered species that seem to be previously unreported.
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