from Archaea to Zeaxanthol

Just like his bonnie sister , me boy be a salty chip of the ol' block:

Data from this blog's archives - January 2008 through July 2009. (R 2 =0.71; p=0.000007)

This past semester, Dr. Scott Rutherford, one of RWU's Environmental Science faculty (and resident climate change expert ), had a great ...

How could I not share a post that combines two of my favorite things - ocean science and brewing beer . I'll have to remember to take a...

This evening, Christopher Hitchens , one of "The Four Horsemen" , will be giving a lecture here on campus . The lecture is free a...

I need to start paying more attention. How did such an incredible creature avoid my notice? How did I not see this reported over on DSN ? ...

All of us lucky enough to have grown up in the greater Boston area have no doubt spent many an afternoon within the confines of that great c...

Please forgive me a moment of self-congratulation, but yours truly has just won the Second, Maybe Annual, MBSL&S Spring Ocean Egg Hunt ...

The university is currently in the process of adding a new addition to the Marine & Natural Science Building in which my office resides....

The title of this post suggests something more grandiose than I intend to present. But it is a key question. This is just a rant of sorts ...

I'm very excited to announce the inaugural issue of Roger Williams University's new magazine - RWU . The old magazine, The Bridge ...

Planet Forward is a PBS project being run by Frank Sesno . The topic is sustainability and energy. On this site, you will find a variety of...

Even though my blogging has slowed down considerably, especially in terms of actual scientific content, I've decided to launch another b...

Sometimes, timing is everything. Earlier this week, I was driving with Emma to go pick up Jack at his pre-school when Emma notices a large ...