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web.uri.edu > cels > news > joshua-carr-qa

Getting To Know Gray Wolves: Q&A With Joshua Carr – College of the Environment and Life Sciences

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (131+ words) Q: What did you work on this summer? What is a highlight from your summer? The coolest experience was dissecting two wolf heads with another summer fellow Elliot! We did this to prepare them for 3D modeling. How has working with your…...


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The Little Things – Graduate School of Oceanography

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (148+ words) The Little Things: Exploring Nature’s Mirrored Microscopic Morphologies, was a gallery of scientific images curated by GSO Ph.D. student Alyssa Tsukada. This collection of scientific images compared morphologies in nature across scales. The show demonstrated the wonders of the…...


web.uri.edu > cels > news > from-penguins-to-rabbits

From Penguins to Rabbits: URI Undergraduates Help Improve Success of Conservation Breeding Programs for Imperiled Species

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (112+ words) KINGSTON, R.I. – Aug. 31, 2026 – This summer, Sophia Webster has been crushing up rabbit droppings, and Evan Morgan has been watching penguins socialize. And the best part? It’s all in the name of science. Detecting rabbit pregnancy more quickly “The goal is to…...


web.uri.edu > cels > news > faye-santaniello-qa

Unraveling the Evolutionary History of Horseshoe Crabs: Q&A with Faye Santaniello

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (420+ words) For URI marine biology and wildlife and conservation biology double major Faye Santaniello, this summer has been an opportunity to explore the evolutionary history of one of the ocean’s most fascinating animals: the horseshoe crab. Santaniello, who is from Warwick,…...


web.uri.edu > cels > news > uri-student-studies-tiny-insects-with-big-potential-for-protecting-ecosystems

URI student studies tiny insects with big potential for protecting ecosystems

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (419+ words) The insects Alyssa Clark studies are only a few millimeters long, but they could play an outsized role in protecting forests, vineyards, and orchards from one of the Northeast’s most destructive invasive pests. Researchers focus on planthoppers because the spotted…...


web.uri.edu > cels > news > ashley-sauer-qa

Studying predator-prey interactions in oysters: Q&A with Ashley Sauer

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (290+ words) For Ashley Sauer, this summer’s CELS Summer Research Fellowship offered an opportunity to design and conduct her own experiment while working hands-on with live marine organisms. A double major in marine biology and animal science from Bloomingdale, New Jersey, Sauer…...