by Robin McElhatton | Nov 8, 2023 | Academics, Featured, Research and Innovation
New Research Shows Remaining Ice Shelves in Greenland On the Verge of Collapse The Ryder ice shelf in Greenland. Photo by Mike Wood. Warming oceans accelerate ice melt, triggering ice shelf collapses in Northern Greenland New research reveals the alarming impact of...
by Anwyn Hurxthal | Sep 22, 2023 | Research and Innovation
New SJSU MLML Research Studies Monitor Changing Oceans and Climate Impacts At San José State University’s Moss Landing Marine Laboratories (MLML), biologists and researchers are closely monitoring marine systems in a changing world. Photo by David Schmitz. The planet...
by Cassie Myers | Sep 6, 2023 | Research and Innovation
Amanda Kahn Likes to Be in the Octopus’s Garden Deep below the ocean’s surface just off the Central California coast, thousands of octopus gather near an extinct underwater volcano. Video and photo on previous page courtesy of MBARI. Amanda Kahn, ’10 MS Marine...
by Anwyn Hurxthal | Aug 11, 2023 | Research and Innovation, Spartan Spotlight
Deep Dive in 5: Explore the Arctic Circle with Incoming Graduate Student Jo Kaya Biological Oceanography graduate student, Jo Kaya, drills through sea ice to sample water in the Arctic Chukchi Sea. During summer vacation, many may run toward the beach, but incoming...
by Anwyn Hurxthal | Apr 19, 2023 | Research and Innovation
Inaugural SJSU Research Week Showcases Impacts of Fast-Growing Multidisciplinary Research San José State University’s inaugural Research Week connects the dots between the university’s dynamic public impact research and real-world, real-time applications. From April...