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Duke University Marine Lab Hurricane Florence Recovery

The Duke University Marine Lab will begin reopening in a phased manner starting Monday, September 24. For full details for students and staff, please visit our Hurricane Florence recovery page at https://nicholas.duke.edu/hurricaneflorence.

Marine Lab Slideshow

Latest Updates on Aftermath of Hurricane Florence at the Duke Marine Lab
Using Unoccupied Aerial Systems (UAS) remote sensing to monitor oyster reef habitat
Welcome David Gill, new assistant professor of marine conservation!
The inaugural Scholars in Marine Medicine cohort (from left) Serene Cheng, Parker Matthews and Maya Sheth.

New Scholars in Marine Medicine Undergraduate Program Launches
Models May Help Reduce Bycatch From Longline Fishing
In Pictures: Duke Marine Lab Open House and Alumni Reunion

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September 19, 2018

Dean's Update: Nic in the News, Hurricane Florence Relief, PhD Takes Top Honor, and more ....

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September 13, 2018

Dean's Update: Be Prepared for Florence, $870K Grant to Study Sonar and Whales, Hoffman Wins Young Scientist Award and more ....

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September 6, 2018

Dean's Update: Student Resources, Weinthal Presents at Water Seminar, Field Day and more ....

13 hours 49 min ago

RT @DukeEnvironment: The @NichInstitute and @DukeMarineLab are working with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (@FAO) and … https://t.co/Z9J9tQLrTj

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14 hours 10 min ago

New updates: Normal class schedule will resume Oct. 1. We have designated temporary space for all classes and labor… https://t.co/AUqk12fXq3

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upcoming events

Seminar Series | Anna Badkhen

Seminar Series | Dr. Diane Claridge, Bahamas Marine Mammal Research Organization

Seminar Series | Terrie Williams, Sutherland Speaker

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Gleaning from the Gleaners

How do you learn from those with whom you can’t communicate? This question has posed a methodological and ethical quandary...

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Recent study uncovers trends of coastal restoration research

A recent publication by Duke Marine Lab affiliates reveals trends in coastal habitat restoration research and suggests ways this research...

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New Scholars in Marine Medicine Undergraduate Program Launches

Fall 2019 Oceans & Environmental Health: Duke Immerse: DUML & Kunshan

Thinking ahead! Spring Registration opens October 31

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