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News & Press Coverage
New Publication in the Journal of Applied Phycology!
Published August 4, 2025, Steve Cunningham and coauthors from Moss Landing Marine Labs report a significant contribution to the Journal of Applied Phycology. Their study explores innovative nutrient management strategies …New Publication in Nature Earth and Environment!
Published August 5, 2025, Assistant Professor Michael Wood and Dr. Dustin Carroll report a compelling discovery in Nature Communications Earth & Environment. Their study reveals that Greenland's coastal waters experience …New Drop-In Post – Nature’s tiny heroes: how bacteria can devour plastic pollution in our oceans
The editors of The MLML Drop-In Blog are pleased to present a new blog post by Hannah McGrath (Environmental Biotechnology Lab): "Nature's tiny heroes: how bacteria can devour plastic pollution in …
Events & Presentations
Seminar – The (Real) Geologic History of the Stanislaus Table Mountains and Yosemite Valley
Dr. Manny Gabet | San Jose State University Presenting: "The (Real) Geologic History of the Stanislaus Table Mountains and Yosemite Valley" Hosted by: Geological Oceanography Lab MLML Seminar | September …Seminar – Ocean fronts, eddies, and internal waves in numerical models and SWOT
Dr. Dimitris Menemenlis | Moss Landing Marine Labs, SJSURF Presenting: "Ocean fronts, eddies, and internal waves in numerical models and SWOT" Hosted by: Physical Oceanography Lab MLML Seminar | September …Seminar – Beyond simple models of (marine) species on the move
Dr. Alexa Fredston | Ocean Sciences, UCSC Presenting: "Beyond simple models of (marine) species on the move" Hosted by: Ichthyology Lab MLML Seminar | September 16th, 2025 at 4pm (PDT) …