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2007 Summer Student Fellows Tess BrandonTess Brandon's study sought to understand small-scale processes associated with the Middle Ground sand ridge along Vineyard Sound.  Carolyn ClarkinCarolyn Clarkin's study estimated the economic value of additional QuickSCAT information was estimated by modeling the likelihood that trnsits across the North Atlantic and North Pacific Oceans encounter hurricane force storms.  Orianna DeMasiOrianna DeMasi's study described observed tidal features on the portion of the New England shelf south of Martha' Vineyard. 2006 Summer Student Fellows Cara HotchkinCara Hotchkin's project was to determine whether North Atlantic Right Whales respond to small vessel approaches by changing direction or turning.  Peggy LynchPeggy Lynch investigated the role of spatial scale in designing intelligent ocean management schemes.  Ryo SaotomeRyo Saotome's project studied the role of sea surface temperatures in the formation of hurricanes. 2006 Hollings Fellows Summer Internships Charles E. White, IICharlies White analyzed data from simultaneously tagged long-finned pilot whales to quantify how these animals use the sonic environment to coordinate group behaviors.  Deborah OsbornDeborah Osborn's work consisted of using molecular techniques to identify the species of Pseudo-nitzschia in the GOM and determine whether molecular probes developed on the West Coast could be used in the Gulf of Maine.  Theresa L. SmithTheresa Smith's studies included mooring instrumentation documentation, recovery and deployment buoy recovery, and writing/editing the CICOR/WHOI Ocean Instruments webpage. 2005 Summer Student FellowsYue (Max) LiAnalysis of Biological and Physical Sources of Acoustic Backscattering in Continental Shelf Waters off the Western Antarctic Penisula Chrysanthi Tsimitri Arctic upwelling events at the shelfbreak of the Beaufort Sea Theresa Black Growth and grazing rates of Protoperidinium spp. (Dinophyceae) feeding on toxic and non-toxic phytoplankton Last updated: August 19, 2008 | |||||||||||||
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