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Professor Elizabeth Minor (on left) is passing along her love of water to students through teaching and research on the Blue Heron and in the lab.
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Eyes on Large Lakes
Open Rivers: Rethinking Water, Place & Community is an online journal currently highlighting the work of LLO.
Following Explosion, UMD Researchers Interested in Black Carbon Levels in Lake Superior
After the refinery explosion in Superior, scientists from UMD’s Large Lakes Observatory are launching a new research mission.
UMD students take to the lake for hands-on education
Eleven students in Instructor Angela Sharp's calculus for the natural sciences class took off on the Blue Heron.
Science On Deck Event Planned for UMD
UMD invites all to step aboard the Research Vessel Blue Heron on Friday, August 31, 2018 as part of a special event.
Quantifying Internal Waves
UMD student conducts research on Lake Superior and ocean internal tide theory.
Ted Osersky, Kirill Shchapov and Andy Bramburger on Fox 21 Local News
Dr. Ted Ozersky, Kirill Shchapov and Dr. Andy Bramburger are featured on Fox 21 News
SCSE Faculty Member Honored
Swenson College of Science & Engineering Assistant Professor Byron Steinman has been honored as a McKnight Land-Grant Professor.
UMD Research Sheds Light on Major Stage of Earth Evolution
Primordial oceans had oxygen 250 million years before the atmosphere
Hagley Honored for Teaching Excellence
Cynthia Hagley, Minnesota Sea Grant educator, receives top national teaching award.
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Other News Stories about LLO
- Liz Minor talking about Microplastic Conentration in the Apostle Islands with WPR
- Robert Sterner's Local View: Duluth News Tribune "Largest lakes show yin, yang of Earth Day."
- Ozersky in the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Duluth News Tribune, Superior Telegram and on Minnesota Public Radio
- Minor in Legacy magazine
- Fakhraee and Katsev in Science Advances
- Robert Sterner talking about Lake Superior lake level on WDIO ABC
- Chris Filstrup and John Downing find that "Clear Lakes Disguise Impaired Water Quality."
- Ted Ozersky and Sergei Katsev are award an NSF grant - "Ecosystem-scale responses of coupled carbon and nutrient cycles to dramatic shifts in benthic communities: the Upper Great Lakes".
- Wisconsin Public Radio News - Researchers Study Waves Under The Waters Of Lake Superior. Sam Kelly, principal investigator for the study and an assistant professor with the Large Lakes Observatory at the University of Minnesota-Duluth.
- Byron A. Steinman, co-author: "Climate change drove population decline in New World before Europeans arrived."
- Jay Austin and Sam Kelly: Waves and Sound in Lake Superior
- Professor emeritus Robert Hecky received the Anderson-Everett award for service to the society
- Former PhD student Dan Titze received the Best Student Author award for a paper he published with his adviser Jay Austin.
- LLO is one of the participating organizations in NOAA's new "Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research"
- LLO is featured in the Spring edition of the Bridge.
- Chris Filstrup has coauthored an article published in Ecology and Evolution
- Byron Steinman has coauthored on a Nature Scientific Reports paper that came out yesterday and is getting press attention.
- Jay Austin answers in terms of ice and water for MPR News
- Jay Austin and Dan Titze article by Great Lakes Echo "Peering Beneath Great Lakes Ice"
- Steinman co-authors study linking paleoclimate to N. American population decline
- Bob Sterner interview on Fox 21 About Lake Superior Water Levels
- Bob Sterner wins ASLO's John H. Martin Award
- Ted Ozersky in the NY Times
- Jay Austin in the news
- Sam Kelly receives NSF funding
- Sam Kelly in MIT News
- Sergei Katsev in PNAS
- The Blue Heron in the news
- Sergei Katsev on Canyon Lake
- Jay Austin on MPR
- The RV Blue Heron in the Duluth Shipping News
- Johnson, Brown, Steinman, Halbur, Grosshuesch in Nature
- Local coverage of the Johnson et al. Nature paper
- Ozersky receives Sea Grant funding
- Steinman in The Environmental Monitor
- Sterner in C&E News
- The Mexidrill project going strong!
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