We are excited to host Dr. Brydan Durham from the University of Florida for our colloquium today! Her talk, Sulfur metabolites that facilitate marine phytoplankton-bacterial exchange, is in Venable Hall at 4 pm ET or on Zoom.

Happy #EarthDay , Tar Heels!

At #UNC , faculty, staff and students are seeking and creating solutions to address the effects of climate change and seek environmental justice. 

Learn how pan-University teams are working to create a more sustainable future unc.live/3xMDxAh

Anna (PTp research group graduate) was so proud of her plumbing skills, now she is moving on electrical skills to complete our new toy, a JCR zircon water table separator system #petrology #tectonics UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences @UNC

Congratulations to the newly minted Dr. Meyer!! 🎉

Today was our last #PhilosophyColloquimSeries session at Carolina Meadows
Led by Outreach Fellow Aurora Yu, philosophers pondered topics from disagreement to persistence & climate change to friendship
Today’s session feat UNC Dept of Earth, Marine & Environmental Sciences PhD candidates Julianne Davis & Hunter Hughes

Daily low tide walks behind UNC IMS are becoming more lively with the warmer weather!

Here, a bay scallop uses its many blue eyes 👀 to check us out and a tulip snail 🐌 lays eggs.

#stem #UNC #oceans #beachlife #inverts #research

Congratulations to 2024 fellow Jack Baer, a MS student in Dr. Antonia Sebastian’s Flood Hydrology and Hazards lab! Dr. Antonia Sebastian

We love celebrating science, especially when the discoveries are made by our amazing graduate students! Great work, Anne Smiley!

We had the pleasure of hosting Dr. George Allen from Virginia Tech as our EMES colloquium speaker today. His talk, Beyond the Gauge: A Global View of Rivers and Lakes, highlighted recent work from his group (including new publications from PhD students, be sure to check them out)!

This month, our cool undergrad, Klodia Badal and I presented a fun and interactive activity at North Carolina Science Festival on Tree of Marine Life. #NCSciFest 2024

What do you see when you picture a scientist? How about a paleoclimatologist? See UNC-Chapel Hill student Hunter Hughes' article on current and upcoming paleoclimatologists who uncover the secrets of 'Caves and Corals of Curaçao'. thepipettepen.com/the-caves-and-…
Edited by: Elissavet Chartampila

What a morning for sustainability research! We’re missing a couple in the group photo, but we loved hearing from researchers on a variety of topics — from blue carbon to sustainable diets to microplastics! #EarthMonth