PME CEO Kristin Elliott
on cover of San Diego Business Journal
The story of our very own Kristin Elliott is featured in the March 6 issue of the
San Diego Business Journal!
Be sure to find a copy
or click below for a link to the full story
(no subscription required):
A study that showed ocean oxygen in decline is notable not for the rate of oxygen loss, but for its causes, which show ocean changes are regional and under-studied.
Nutrient runoff in waterways causes dead zones and hurts fisheries. Here’s how the U.S. government is helping farmers pay for equipment to protect water resources.
Researchers in Germany buried miniDOTs directly in sediment under a riverbed to study the properties of the hyporheic zone, and the results were surprising.
Seagrass protects fish, Coral, people from disease
A new study from Cornell University finds fields of seagrass can filter and purge pathogens from water, but these important environments are dying off quickly.
Farms that grow the filter-feeding shellfish for aquaculture may be part of the solution in scrubbing nutrients from the troubled Chesapeake in this broad, visionary plan.
Study: Deep oceans face famine, extinctions by 2100
Temperatures in the mysterious bathyal and abyssal depths are set to rise with climate change as food supply drops, with ramifications for the rest of the oceans.
Check out the February 2017 issue of
Sea Technology Magazine
to read about miniDOT and Cyclops-7 loggers being used in research in the Persian Gulf,
or click below to read the story on PME’s website (no subscription required):
Florida International University aquatic ecologist Evelyn Gaiser took water monitoring data from Florida’s Lake Annie and, with the help of FIU musicians, turned it into a unique string trio composition.
See her presentation at TEDxFIU last year (music starts at 13:49):
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our table at the
ASLO
2017 Aquatic Sciences Meeting in Honolulu! It was great to meet so many researchers and to be able to share our products with you.
We look forward to Portland 2018!
