OSG Publications

Two women researchers dressed in waders measure eel grass at low tide on the Oregon coast.

Careers in Science: Academic opportunities in marine science at OSU

This webinar is for students interested in learning about marine-related majors, minors and options at Oregon State University.

Close up of Alexandra Avila, a genetic research post doctoral student

Careers in Science: Alexandra Ávila

Doctoral student, Alexandra Avila talks about her research on genetics of PNW rockfish and her other work. Spanish with English subtitles.

Honor Booth, a Summer Scholar, looks at a sample under a microscope on the beach. In the background are sea stacks.

Changing the culture of coastal, ocean, and marine sciences

This paper provides a summary of a few innovative initiatives being undertaken in academic and research to broaden participation and overcome systemic barriers to participation in geosciences.

Mesh panel covered in mature dulse

Cultivation of red macroalga on porous mesh panels

This study demonstrates how pressurized fluid injection of clonal plantlets onto a mesh surfce and the growth of the shoot tissue.

Line art showing arrows between computer screens going in both directions. The image represents two-way communication.

Designing and Delivering Effective Two-Way Science Communication Tools

Emily Mazur's research used a mixed-methods approach to evaluate the effectiveness of West Watch, a bimonthly webinar series, and investigates the possibility of it becoming a useful two-way communication tool.

A laptop comuter is open with the word "webinars" in the screen.

Designing and delivering webinars to improve science communication

A mixed-methods approach evaluates how NOAA's West Watch can move to a two-way communication tool, facilitating bilateral information exchange between research presenters and their audience.