News and Events – Page 3 – USF College of Marine Science

Jun- 2019 -

12 June

USF CMS Community Shines in Historic XPRIZE Competition

Written by Kristen Kusek, Science Communication Strategist for USFCMS MONACO – XPRIZE, the world leader in designing and operating competitions…

May- 2019 -

29 May

New study finds over half a million corals killed during Port of Miami dredging

Media Contacts: Miami Waterkeeper, Rachel Silverstein, Ph.D. (305) 905 0856, rachel@miamiwaterkeeper.org Shedd Aquarium, Kelsey Ryan, (312) 692 3346, kryan@sheddaquarium.org USF…

24 May

Florida’s most valuable treasure map?

Written By: Kristen M. Kusek, Science Communication Strategist for USFCMS ST. PETERSBURG, FL – There is a map for everything…

21 May

Pamela Hallock Muller Awarded the Prestigious Raymond C. Moore Medal

ST. PETERSBURG, FL – Pamela Hallock Muller recently received the prestigious Raymond C. Moore Medal, which is presented by the…

17 May

Team of Scientists Is Working to Develop a Marine Biodiversity Observation Network in the Americas, from Pole to Pole

Written by Sean Beckwith, Web Content Developer for USFCMS PUERTO MORELOS, MEXICO – In sunny Puerto Morelos, on Mexico’s Yucatan…

11 May

Shipwreck Hunter David Mearns Rivets Packed House at Mahaffey Theater

Written by Sean Beckwith, Web Content Developer, and Kristen Kusek, Science Communication Strategist for USFCMS ST. PETERSBURG, FL – The…

6 May

Defying odds, seafloor mapping team discovers 3 uncharted wrecks in a single day

Written by Sean Beckwith, Web Content Developer for USFCMS GULF OF MEXICO – Ninety miles west of Tampa Bay, the…

1 May

36 hours on a small boat: Bay to river carbonate system water measurements

Written by Sean Beckwith, Web Content Developer for USFCMS ST. PETERSBURG, FL – Chris Moore, USFCMS student and employee of…

1 May

CMS Students Bring a Taste of Science to the Community

Written By: Carrie Pinkard, Science Journalism Intern for USFCMS ST. PETERSBURG, FL – Twinkling lights came on at the patio…

Apr- 2019 -

29 April

Lessons from a new model: Shelled animals in some coastal areas may lose their ‘shirts’ to climate change faster than others

Written by Sean Beckwith, Web Content Developer for USFCMS ST. PETERSBURG, FL – The oceans are warming, losing oxygen, and…

18 April

Crap! That’s a lot of Curry!

Written By: Kristen M. Kusek, Science Communication Strategist for USFCMS ST. PETERSBURG, FL – A team at the USF College…

18 April

Red Tide Forensics: So THAT’s What Happened

Written By: Kristen M. Kusek, Science Communication Strategist for USFCMS ST. PETERSBURG, FL – Scientists fought back last summer as…

17 April

Audiences treated to four excellent talks at the ESLS 2019

View our blog summaries below from the 2019 Eminent Scholars Lecture Series. Maria Dornelas, Ph.D., speaking to the…

9 April

USF CMS welcomes Science Communication Strategist, Kristen Kusek

Written by Sean Beckwith, Web Content Developer for USFCMS ST. PETERSBURG, FL – Kristen Kusek has been to the bottom…

5 April

Are things OK in Lake Okeechobee?

Written By: Carrie Pinkard, Science Journalism Intern for USFCMS Lisa Krimsky recently spoke at USF College of Marine Science about…