Publications

The focus of this research was to establish a culture repository of microorganisms collected from the Red Sea and from deep-sea hydrothermal vents, and to assess their biosynthetic potential for the production of new chemical scaffolds.

This thesis examines the effect of temperature on the phenology of the Ceratomyxa shasta life cycle, the effect of thermal refugia on disease risk in juvenile salmonids in the Klamath River, CA, and the spatial and temporal distribution of C. shasta in th

This paper reviews potential environmental effects of ocean energy, identify applicable federal regulations that address potentially affected ecological components, and highlight observations about stakeholder concerns from experiences in Oregon.

Resource managers and developers are beginning to incorporate altered climate in planning efforts.

This review addresses that current human activities need to be considered as marine renewable enegery systems are developed.

This newsletter article features a unique collaboration between Oregon Sea Grant and the Stone Soup comic strip about invasive species.

Ocean and Coastal education modules for educators.

The principal research question of this project was, if communication materials (videos) were grounded in research on what target audiences would like to know for their purposes, and who they would like to hear from, would audience members evaluate the re

This study sought to contribute to baseline information on Humboldt squid interannual variability by establishing distribution data that explores the relationship between broad-scale temporal and spatial oceanographic conditions and Humboldt squid occurre

Written for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, this report documents the list of invasive species found on a Japanese fishing vessel that drifted across the Pacific as a result of the 3/11/2011 Japanese Tsunami and washed ashore north of the

This study examines the success of rotary screw traps for capturing fish in a variety of conditions.

Report on the development and application of a quantitative assay amenable for high-throughput screening (HTS) of natural product libraries and small-molecule inhibitors to identify compounds that interfere with the T2S process.

This project studied size and growth rates on population-scale and individual-scale migration of salmon in the South Fork of the John Day River, Oregon.

Curriculum for grades 6-12

This research was focused on developing: a new rapid-survey methodology to assess declining populations of an intertidal burrowing mud shrimp, and translating the methods used into a suitable 7th grade math and science curriculum.

This study was aimed to investigate the antioxidant action of a- and b-chitosan obtained from shrimp shells and jumbo squid pens, respectively, at a wide range of Mw and chitosan concentration (CS).

A report for agencies that manage Oregon’s coastal habitats for ecological and economic sustainability, and for all who are interested in the welfare of wildlife that inhabit our coast and its estuaries.

This document provides a description of the plans for monitoring of Oregon's system of marine reserves.

Lesson plan with game

Lesson plan with cards

Lesson plan outline

Lesson plan with plant cards and plant clues

This document explains the theory, construction, and operation of a model wave-energy generator, used to convert ocean wave energy into electrical energy.

The purpose of the workshop was to engage Assistant Attorneys General, natural resource agency attorneys, law enforcement supervisors, policy makers, and the Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Coordinators from the 19 Western states, interstate organizations,