“Spume Drops:Their Potential Role in Air-Sea Gas Exchange”

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2017JC013293/full

Allie’s first doctoral paper “Timescales for determining Temperature and Dissolved Oxygen Trends in the Long Island Sound Estuary” was accepted in
Continental Shelf Research!!!

This is one of the first assessments showing the accelerated warming in Long Island Sound (LIS) and the decrease on dissolved oxygen stocks that follow. This has important implications for future LIS adaptations. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278434317302455

“Organic Carbon Patterns and Budgets in the Long Island Sound Estuary” has been accepted for publication in Limnology and Oceanography

the Dominion-University of Connecticut Carbon and Oxygen time Series (DUCOS) is now up and running. Undergraduate students Jessica Hinckley (Marine Sciences) and Stephen Cangelosi (Biomedical Engineering) are spending summer 2017 starting up this pioneering time series and creating the open source interface  to make data available on a continuous basis to the public.

Joseph Warren presents & completes his Masters today! Congratulations Joe!!!!

• manuscript in print “A Novel in Situ Sulfate Sampler for Aquatic Systems” Vlahos, Warren, Houghton and Fike in the American Chemical Society: Earth and Space Chemistry

The Project LISS01719: “Nutrient and Carbon Fluxes through Long Island Sound (LIS), Linking River Sources to Impacted Areas”, begins in Spring 2017 and will be coupled with ongoing studies in Eastern LIS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Congratulations to Dr. Thivanka Ariyarathna for completing her doctoral studies December 2, 2016.

Catrina, our summer undergraduate research fellow (SURF) (advised by Astitha and Vlahos), was one of 3 recipients and the only undergraduate recipient of the award!!!! Way to go Catrina! She presented her summer work -“Prediction of harmful water quality parameters combining weather, air quality and ecosystem models with in-situ measurements” https://www.cmascenter.org/