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Two marine scientists will share recent discoveries about life in our oceans—from fish to tiny microbial organisms—that are providing insights into important biological and chemical changes happening now. As the pace of climate change and loss of biodiversity put unprecedented pressures on marine ecosystems, you’ll explore with them what we know about the resilience of certain species and what we’re learning about forms of life that have only recently been discovered.
Featuring: Brett Baker - Assistant Professor, Marine Science & Andrew Esbaugh - Associate Professor, Marine Science
We have been thrilled to offer the Texas Science Festival at no cost and would love to be able to host this event again. Please consider making a gift to support science outreach today. txsci.net/tsf
Two marine scientists will share recent discoveries about life in our oceans—from fish to tiny microbial organisms—that are providing insights into important biological and chemical changes happening now. As the pace of climate change and loss of biodiversity put unprecedented pressures on marine ecosystems, you’ll explore with them what we know about the resilience of certain species and what we’re learning about forms of life that have only recently been discovered.
Featuring: Brett Baker - Assistant Professor, Marine Science & Andrew Esbaugh - Associate Professor, Marine Science
We have been thrilled to offer the Texas Science Festival at no cost and would love to be able to host this event again. Please consider making a gift to support science outreach today. txsci.net/tsf
