Research > Clusters
Environmental Oceanography
Marine and estuarine environments have suffered diverse modes of degradation, including pollution with xenobiotic compounds, accelerated input of dissolved plant nutrients and physical modifications ranging from construction of dams to repeated "plowing" of the seabed with fishing trawls. An oceanographic approach to fates and effects is a natural one, as both transport and transformation are involved, and transport-reaction equations are second nature to oceanographers.
Participating Faculty
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Damian C. Brady
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Interests:
Marine Biogeochemistry, Environmental Oceanography, Marine Physiological Ecology, Water Quality Modeling, Individual-based Modeling, Ocean Modeling and Prediction
damian.brady@maine.edu
Phone: (207) 312-8752
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Lawrence Mayer
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Interests:
Marine Biogeochemistry, Benthic Oceanography, Environmental Oceanography
lmayer@maine.edu
Phone: (207) 581-3321 x237
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Rebecca Van Beneden
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Interests:
Environmental Oceanography, Environmental Toxicology, Marine Molecular Genetics, Tumorigenesis, Molecular Carcinogenesis in Aquatic Organisms, Marine Biology
rebeccav@maine.edu
Phone: (207) 581-2602
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