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  • Vlahos attends UN meeting of Second World Ocean Assessment (Jan 2019)
  • After the storm :) EPA-LISS Cruise, from L-> R, Allison Staniec, REU student Oriana Strieleman, Penny Vlahos, Allison Byrd
  • Ocean Sciences 2018
  • AGU - New Orleans, 2017
  • Long Island Sound - Sea Grant Carbon Budgets Cruise IV ( August 2017) (Alison Byrd & Allie Staniec)
  • Long Island Sound - Sea Grant Carbon Budgets Cruise III ( November 2016): (from left to right) Penny Vlahos, Allison Staniec, Holly Westbrook and Jessica Hinckley
  • Joe and Jacek on the Baltic Research Cruise
    Joe and Jacek on the Baltic Research Cruise
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    Allie and Joe in the field
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    Joe in Bedford Harbor
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    SERDP Group celebrates Project Success
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    Halifax, Nova Scotia field site
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    Assembling air sampler at the University of Peradeniya
  • Horton Plains National Park
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    Horton Plains National Park
  • Sudeera placing samplers in rice paddies
    Sudeera placing samplers in rice paddies
  • bottle of pesticide in field
    bottle of pesticide in field, Girandurucotte, Sri Lanka
  • placing air sampler in high prevalence region
    placing air sampler in high prevalence region
  • sampler
    passive samplers in rice fields
  • Arctic Summer
    Arctic Field Sampling Siesta

About Us

Our group uses thermodynamic principles to assess the fate and transport of natural and anthropogenic compounds  in the environment including:

  • air-sea gas transfer (bubbles & sea spray)
  • carbon cycling and geochemistry (carbon budgets and alkalinity)
  • coupled carbon and nitrogen geochemistry
  • emerging contaminants in coastal and far-shore environments
  • chemical samplers and sensors (sulfate and contaminant samplers)

Latest News … (for more detailed news see “our news” above)

Vlahos attends UN meeting Capacity Building meeting for the second World Ocean Assessment

Posted on February 11, 2019February 11, 2019 by Penny Vlahos

See Links: Capacity Building meeting for the second World Ocean Assessment (WOA) Writing teams launch efforts to draft WOA2.

The Long Island Sound (LIS) Respire Program is funded!

Posted on February 11, 2019 by Penny Vlahos
  •  This EPA-NYSG & CTSG funded project will constrain the biogeochemistry of LIS over two years.
  •  Official Announcement Link.

Manuscript Accepted in Biogeosciences Discussions “Carbon cycling in the North American coastal ocean: A synthesis”

Posted on September 24, 2018September 24, 2018 by Penny Vlahos

https://doi.org/10.5194/bg-2018-420

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Phone: (860) 405-9269
E-mail: penny.vlahos@uconn.edu
Address: 1080 Shennecossett Rd.
Groton, CT
06340
More: http://marinesciences.uconn.edu
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