I had the incredible opportunity to attend the 2024 Sea Grant Marine Debris Symposium at the NOAA Research Offices in Silver Spring, Maryland. It was an inspiring event, and I’m genuinely grateful to have connected with experts, educators, and researchers—all united by their passion for protecting our waterways. My Takeaways Marine Debris: It’s staggering how […]
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We are excited to announce the start of our collaboration with the University of Maryland Baltimore Campus. Dr Govind Rao’s team at The Center for Advanced Sensor Technology (CAST) at UMBC promotes the development of sensors for biomedical, bioprocess, environmental, and homeland defense applications. The collaboration is funded by the MIPS program for the duration
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In September, 18 students, 2 teachers, and 3 kayaking guides went on a kayaking excursion along the Shem River, SC to discuss estuary ecology, water quality parameters, and shorebird conservation. The objectives for the lesson were as follows: Students will be able to measure the turbidity, salinity, and temperature of brackish water within an estuary
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Germantown & Forest Hill, Maryland, August 3rd, 2022. GaiaXus LLC, a Maryland-based start up company technology and Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing Technologies (RPM Tech) announce their partnership to develop low-cost, accurate and internet connected (IoT) environmental sensors for citizen scientists and education. GaiaXus LLC was founded in November 2021 with the goal to increase scientific
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