Posts Tagged ‘Samantha de Putron’
Looking Back, and to the Future: the Bermuda Program at 40
BIOS training leads to diverse careers in marine and atmospheric sciences, and beyond
Since it’s inception forty years ago, the Bermuda Program at BIOS has provided more than 150 Bermudian college students with a paid summer internship and practical experience in marine or atmospheric research.
Read MoreA BIOS REU, Times Two
Chloe Emerson applied results from her first BIOS internship to a second study examining how ocean acidification impacts sea urchin spines.
Read MoreWith Coral Reefs in Hot Water, Bermuda Could be a Safe Haven
Elevated ocean temperatures have threatened coral reefs around the world for over a year, but this October marked a tipping point. NOAA scientists declared the onset of a global coral reef bleaching event impacting coral reefs in every ocean basin, and projected the bleaching will only intensify in 2016. This is the third such global bleaching event in history
Read MoreBermuda Program Alumnae Pursue Careers in Science, Law, and Engineering
The Bermuda Program, designed for high school and college students, began in 1976 as a way to encourage Bermudian students to consider careers in marine, atmospheric, and oceanographic sciences
Read MorePrinceton Students Learn Marine Biology at BIOS
For the past nine years, a group of students from Princeton University has traveled to Bermuda each June to participate in a four-week marine biology course offered through a unique partnership between BIOS and the university
Read MorePrinceton University Collaborates with BIOS to Teach Marine Biology
Each year, as part of the ongoing Princeton University-BIOS collaboration, a group of undergraduate students in Princeton’s Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) and Princeton Environmental Institute (PEI) programs visit BIOS for a month-long course in marine biology
Read MoreBIOS Scientists Present at Australian Event
Source: Bernews
Three BIOS scientists – Tim Noyes and Dr. Eric Hochberg in the Coral Reef Ecology and Optics Lab [CREOL] and Andrew Collins in the Bermuda Ocean Acidification and Coral Reef Investigation [BEACON] Lab – presented their research at the 12th International Coral Reef Symposium [ICRS] in Cairns, Queensland, Australia