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Jul 22, 20181 min read

New paper out: Coralline algal skeletal mineralogy affects grazing

Our new paper, "Coralline algal skeletal mineralogy affects grazer impacts," came out yesterday in Global Change Biology (McCoy & Kamenos...

Jan 15, 20181 min read

Sophie discusses ocean acidification research on WFSU/NPR

In case you missed it, here's a link to hear Sophie discuss our recent paper in Global Change Biology on WFSU/NPR last Thursday:...

Jan 8, 20181 min read

New paper out: California mussel shells lose mineral structure with ocean acidification

Our new paper is out in Global Change Biology! We looked at mineral structure in the California mussel over 2500 years, and found a...

Dec 13, 20161 min read

Tatoosh ocean acidification and mussel research featured in National Geographic magazine

Our research on long-term changes in mussel shell thickness in relation to declining pH at Tatoosh Island has been featured in this...

Jun 17, 20161 min read

New paper out: Shells of the California mussel have become thinner over the past 2,000 years

Our new paper out this week in Proceedings of the Royal Society, B shows a thinning trend in the shells of the California mussel, very...

May 5, 20161 min read

Profile piece on Chicago's ScienceLife Blog

My work was featured in a profile piece on the UChicago ScienceLife Blog. Thanks to Matt Wood for this well-written piece. Ocean...

Mar 3, 20161 min read

New paper out: Modelling confirms changes to interactions as coralline algae respond to OA

The last paper in the saga of changing coralline algal interactions over 30 years of in situ ocean acidification came out yesterday in...

Jan 14, 20141 min read

New Paper Out: Ocean acidification affects competition among algae

Our new paper in Ecology Letters describes changes in competitive dynamics of crustose coralline algae over 30 years since the onset of...

Oct 6, 20121 min read

Tatoosh Island research featured in New York Times

I have been fortunate to work closely with my PhD Advisor, Catherine Pfister, and with Tim Wootton at their long-term research site,...