Are you a graduate student from an #underrepresented group in #STEM whose #research would benefit from spending a #fieldseason on the #Louisiana #Coast? Check out our new paid #fellowship program lumcon.edu/graduate-fello… Reach out with any ?s and spread the word!

Never confuse "sensitivity" and "specificity" again! Here's how I keep them straight. 👇

G.H. Hardy and J.E. Littlewood used to assign the Riemann hypothesis to their graduate students in disguised forms. Hardy was also the first to show that there are infinitely many zeros on the critical line.

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Happy official start to NH Oyster week! Come on out to our events all week long to support local NH Oyster Farmers part of the NH Shellfish Farmers Initiative nhsfi.com

A view of our boat basin early this morning. A gorgeous example of Rayleigh scattering. Photo taken by Captain Carl Sevin.

I successfully defended my masters this morning! So thankful for all my amazing friends and family who were able to come in person and online, and my committee for all their help and suggestions!

Really nice presentation by Ana 🐟 (she/her) (Quantitative Marine Ecology Lab at UNH) on her masters work which focuses on coastal fisheries and extreme events in Texas

Happy last day of #HurricaneSeason

I'm really proud of the lab (Quantitative Marine Ecology Lab at UNH) this year! New grants, published papers, + some really cool science. I'm really thankful for the great team we have here Daniel Garza Wilton G. Burns Sophie Wulfing Ana 🐟 (she/her) Barbara Spiecker @Villeneuvesci and others quantmarineecolab.github.io/team/

Dr. Brian Roberts has been appointed as the Executive Director and Chief Scientist of LUMCON. #LaProspers

The ol heron tree

#Preprint led by Sophie Wulfing describing population dynamics of #octopus in #Madagascar biorxiv.org/content/10.110… COLSA @unhresearchnews UNH Marine School

Behind every hot girl there is a deep history with The Muppets

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Conic sections are an example of mathematics that had surprisingly useful applications long after they were initially studied. These were used to describe planetary orbits in Newtonian physics 2000 years after they were first studied by the ancient Greeks!

Fermi's estimation of the energy of the first nuclear weapon detonation (Trinity test) remains one of the most fascinating episodes in the history of the atomic bomb. Enrico Fermi, a mastermind of physics and known for his uncanny knack for calculations, demonstrated an