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New study by ESP researcher on global Marine Protected Areas is published in Nature

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Designing a new Marine Protected Area in the Western Antarctic Peninsula

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Graduate Student Research:

It’s a penguin eat krill world: using dynamic food web modeling to help design a new Antarctic Marine Protected Area

Dr. Changwoo Ahn receives $20K NSF grant for INTECOL symposium

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Congratulations to Dr. Changwoo Ahn who was awarded an NSF grant of $20K to support the symposium he has organized for the upcoming INTECOL 2017 conference, Beijing, China. For more information about INTECOL and upcoming conferences, please visit:  

Faculty & Staff Accolades: March 2017

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Accolades celebrate the professional achievements of the faculty and staff in the College of Science. The following accolades were published for the month of March 2017.

Indian Rhino (Rhinoceros unicornis) in Chitwan National Park

Conservation storytelling in Nepal by the EVPP 440 class of 2018

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Chelsie Romulo – 1st place

A fantastic 1-2 finish by ESP students at the GMU 2017 3MT Competition

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Science News Roundup: February 2017

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Here is the science news, relating to George Mason University and the College of Science for the month of February 2017: 

Mason researchers create a bioprospecting tool to hunt for Komodo dragon peptides

George Mason University researchers have developed a new bioprospecting tool to help them find promising Komodo dragon peptides that are germ-fighting powerhouses, according to new research in the Journal of Proteome Research

Dr. Esther Peters sheds some light on Seagrass ecosystems and their impact on coral health

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Associate professor Esther Peters was recently asked to comment on the recent Science article “Seagrass ecosystems reduce exposure to bacteria

2017 College of Science Undergraduate Research Colloquium

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The College of Science and STEM Accelerator are pleased to announce the Call for Presentations for the 7th Annual Undergraduate Research Colloquium. The purpose of this event is to showcase the variety of undergraduate research projects in the College to other students and faculty.