“Wait, you still eat fish?” and other things marine science students are tired of hearing
by Grace Teranishi, MLML Ichthyology Lab As marine scientists and scientists-in-training, we at MLML know we dodged a bullet in the decision against pursuing a career in, say, medicine—a …Read More »
MLML Climate Collective (MCC): Addressing the climate crisis with collective action
by Taylor Azizeh and Basil Darby, MLML Vertebrate Ecology Lab and MLML Physical Oceanography Lab These days, “climate change” seems like a buzzword in many settings. However, the rapid and …Read More »
Does science have market value? Understanding the influence of science on the economy
by Jason Gonsalves, MLML Physical Oceanography Lab Eco-consciousness at first seems like an individual choice without wider implications. Working with Green Seal this past summer revealed the attachment of …Read More »
Fourteen students defend thesis research in 2021!
By Emily Montgomery, MLML Phycology Lab 2021 was a complex year to be a graduate student, with global societal issues demanding our attention and energy alongside our usual scientific workload. …Read More »
Our Supercharge Experience: The Logan Lab
By Arie Dash, CSUMB Logan Lab The Logan Lab is the Marine Environmental Physiology Lab at California State University, Monterey Bay (CSUMB). We are a mix of graduate and undergraduate …Read More »
Happy World Oceans Day!
By Kali Prescott, Vertebrate Ecology Lab A day near and dear to everyone here at MLML. Here is a brief history on World Ocean Day and a link to the …Read More »
Dissonance in science communication: Taking an evidence-based approach to discussing climate science
By Jason Gonsalves, MLML Physical Oceanography Lab You don’t have to be actively involved in the larger national discussion to know that climate change is an increasingly sensitive topic, …Read More »
Microplastics in Monterey Bay
By Bri Sotkovsky, MLML Geological Oceanography Lab What are microplastics? Hi there! My name is Bri and for my graduate thesis work at Moss Landing Marine Labs I plan …Read More »
What climate change means for water management in California and what you can do to help
By Allie Margulies, SFSU Estuary & Ocean Science Center Looking back on the past few years, it feels as though Californians have faced a climate related crisis almost every year, …Read More »
Climate Change and the Legacy of Moss Landing
By Erick Partida, MLML Chemical Oceanography Lab One of the many points of pride that Moss Landing Marine Laboratories holds up is the legacy of our former director Dr. …Read More »