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Listen to Brian Lapointe, Ph.D. on the Weather Geeks podcast talking water quality, eutrophication, harmful algal blooms and more. bit.ly/4dO2g6R

We had a great week welcoming students back for the new school year at the Marine and Oceanographic Academy 🌊 Did you know Harbor Branch and St. Lucie Public Schools have maintained an academic partnership for over 15 years to provide a specialized marine science high school curriculum as part

FAU Harbor Branch's Matt Ajemian, Ph.D., is part of a cross-disciplinary collaboration working to develop cutting-edge tools to cost-effectively identify and track wildlife - specifically manatees - using AI. The project is led by FAU Engineering & Computer Science and funded by a $1.3 million

New research 👉 What's really 'fueling' harmful algae in Florida's Lake Okeechobee? bit.ly/4ej0VVY

A warm welcome to the 18 Indian River County high school students who are this year's Junior Scientist Program Fellows ☀️ They will work with scientists, educators and resource managers to conduct critical research at the Coastal Oaks Preserve. Thanks to our partners at the

Check out the latest study from Ph.D. candidate @CnidaRyan and the Joshua Voss featured on the cover of Heredity! bit.ly/3N2mIpk

We had the pleasure of hosting esteemed visitors yesterday, as #FloridaAtlantic President Stacy Volnick, Ph.D., and members of the University's Executive Leadership Team and Board of Trustees gathered at the #FAUHarborBranch campus for a meeting.

📣 Call for Student Travel Award Submissions for Aquaculture 2025 New Orleans! If your student aquaculture research has been accepted to be presented during the 6th Annual U.S. Marine Finfish Aquaculture Session at Aquaculture 2025, you could qualify to win a $1,000 travel

Thank you to everyone who came out to the IRL Science Festival! We had a great time sharing our research in the Lagoon and inviting the community for an up-close view of our marine mammal conservation and rescue programs 🐬🪸🌿 🐠

A new subspecies of harbor seal? Check out the recently published discovery in a remote freshwater lake in Alaska: bit.ly/4ftZyon

Marine and Oceanographic Academy students in the lab at #FAUHarborBranch. St. Lucie Public Schools

Imagine harnessing the power of ocean currents to generate clean, renewable energy right off the coast of Southeast Florida 🌊 Read more: bit.ly/3CG4bgt

The John and Barbara Ferrera Ocean Science Lecture Series returns Jan. 8 🌊 Reserve your seat today! 👉 bit.ly/3wKw9By

Today we hosted teams from St. Lucie Public Schools and Education Foundation St. Lucie for a Marine and Oceanographic Academy Partner Retreat. For decades, FAU Harbor Branch has partnered on impactful, hands-on and immersive STEM programming, and we look forward to exciting expansions over the coming years!

Holiday hours at Florida Atlantic Harbor Branch 🔹 The Ocean Discovery Visitors Center will be closed Dec. 21 - Jan. 1. Normal operations resume Jan. 2. 🔹 The final Indian River Lagoon boat tour of the year will be Dec. 21. Boat tours resume Jan. 3. 🔹 Tram Tours resume Jan. 4. Plan your

The 2025 Ocean Science Lecture Series begins Wednesday, Jan. 8 with an update from our executive director, James M. Sullivan, Ph.D. Register for in-person attendance 👉 bit.ly/3wKw9By Can't make it to our campus in Fort Pierce? Attend virtually via our website!

The Ocean Science Lecture Series continues next Wednesday with a special update from Steve Burton, director of FAU Harbor Branch's Marine Mammal Stranding and Population Assessment team🐬🐋 Registration and more 👉 bit.ly/3wKw9By

Cures for rare cancers and other diseases are hidden in molecules in unassuming organisms living deep under the sea. Read more in a recent article in Sea Technology, co-written by Esther Guzmán, Ph.D., research professor and principal investigator of the Cancer Cell Biology Group

Get the inside scoop on algal blooms in our region during next week's installment of the Ocean Science Lecture Series, featuring FAU Harbor Branch expert Malcolm McFarland, Ph.D. In-person registration and virtual access: bit.ly/3wKw9By

New Research 🦈👇 bit.ly/4352Rz2