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Exploring the role of boundary layer microbial remineralization in flavivirus-host dynamics
Collaborative Research: Unraveling parasite, host, and environmental drivers of Diadematidae scuticociliatosis, a globally significant marine disease (NSF OCE-2527604)
Assessing the impact of marine heatwaves on bacterioplankton C processing
Past Projects
The global seagrass virome: Building international collaborations in viral metagenomics through aquatic phytopathogen surveillance
Seagrass Bed Microbiology
Hunting for Novel RNA Viruses in Marine Invertebrate Transcriptomes (Marine Invertebrate Nanobiome Project)
Investigating the role of outer epidermis/cuticle damage in sea star wasting disease
Selection and Genetic Succession in the Intertidal – Population Genomics of Pisaster ochraceus During a Wasting Disease Outbreak and its Aftermath (OCE-1737127)
Getting Wasted with Old Foes and New Friends: Microbial Ecology of Sea Star Wasting Disease
Biogeochemical and Ecological Impacts of Amphipod Circoviruses in Great Lakes and Southern California
Establishing the Cornell-University of Queensland (Brisbane, Australia) Marine Research Network through Tropical Marine Virology
Annual cycles and impact of climate change on Finger Lake bacterioplankton communities (Hatch/FFF)
Collaborative Research: Life in the Dead Zone: Microbial respiration, production, diversity and gene expression in seasonally anoxic estuarine waters (OCE-0961894)
Building Cornell – Chile collaborations in marine science and metagenomics through exploration of viruses in the Chilean tunicate Pyura chilensis
EAGER: Discovery of viruses infecting marine Copepoda (OCE-1049670)
EAGER: Exploration of the presence and ecological significance of viral pathogens in the dynamics of Daphnia, a major pelagic grazer NSF DEB 1112648 and 1028898
Allochthonous viruses of agricultural origin in New York State freshwater resources
Research Expeditions
Diadema antillarum Sympatric Pathogen Surveys September 2022
Aruba Diadema antillarum mortality expedition August 2022
Diadema antillarum mass mortality microbiology survey April 2022
Sitka Organic Matter and Hypoxia Expedition 2021
Sitka and Santa Cruz Imaging Study Collection – September 2019
Bodega Bay Marine Lab Experiment Summer 2019
Santa Cruz – Long Marine Lab Summer 2018
New Zealand Sabbatical – Spring 2018
R/V Blue Heron Chief Scientist Training Cruise – Great Lakes 2017
Puget Sound Sea Star Retrieval & Experiments – April-Jul 2017
Southeast Alaska Echinoderm Virus Survey, Feb 2017
East Coast Sea Star Survey – Shoals Marine Lab – Jun 2016
China Expedition – June 2016
Puget Sound Sea Star Retrieval Expedition – May 2016
Salish Sea Research Cruise – Jan 2016
Australia Echinoderm Expedition – 2015
Historical Sampling Expedition – November 2015
Alaska Sea Star Expedition – March 2015
Santa Catalina Island Expedition – January 2015
Great Lakes sampling in 2014
BATS Validation Cruise (BVAL-98), San Juan – Bermuda
DeepDOM – Study of DOM composition in South Atlantic Ocean (R/V Knorr 2013)
Hawaii Tropical Field Ecology Expedition 2013
FAPESP-NSF Joint Workshop, Sao Carlos, Brasil Sep 2011
Shoals Marine Lab Summer 2011
Life in the Dead Zone – Expedition to the Chesapeake Bay 2011
Hawaii Field Course, Big Island, Jan 2011
Fayetteville Green Lake Sampling Expedition October 2010
R/V Hugh F Sharp Cruise – July 2010
Shoals Marine Lab Summer 2010
East Tropical South Pacific Cruise – March 2010
ECOHAB Karenia Cruise, West Florida Shelf, October 2009
Shoals Marine Lab Spring-Summer 2009
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Global Alert – Long-Spined Urchin (Diadematidae) Disease
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