Water sources and kidney function: investigating chronic kidney disease of unknown etiology in a prospective study

Our recent Nature Geosciences paper has been highlighted in Nature’s “News & Views” as an important new field for research.

Our work on the influence of sea spray on gas exchange at high wind speeds has been accepted in Nature Geoscience. Hats off to Allie Staniec for her hard work and a great accomplishment!

Congratulations to Rebha Raviraj who has just received a SURF award and will join our lab in summer 2021.

We have Just been awarded funds to study the carbonate system in the artic marginal ice zone and will be joining Prof. Rob Mason’s cruise in May-June 2021.

We have just been awarded a grant by the Long Island Sound Study to study alkalinity in coastal Long Island Sound  for two years.

Reducing Hypoxia in an Urban Estuary Despite Climate Warming (Whitney & Vlahos)

•  “Are litter, plastic and microplastic quantities increasing in the ocean?”  F. Galgani et et., this is a collaborative effort of the pool of experts from the World Ocean Assessment’s report.

• Effort across the Northeast and a great example of citizen science “Synoptic assessment of coastal total alkalinity through community science” Rheuban et al., https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/abcb3