Climate Change: Peter Alachi Interviews Professor John Hayes of Salem State University and Adam Segal of Salem, MA

Climate Change - Peter Alachi interviews Professor John Hayes of Salem State University and Adam Segal of Salem, MA.  Both serve on the Salem Green Energy Task Force.  Program was taped in April and aired on Salem Access TV (Channel 3) throughout the month of May, 2012.

Molecular Evolution Controversies Continue

This is a very interesting article, I think both sides of this controversy should not throw out the baby with the bath water.

Phylogeny: Rewriting evolution

Harold Pariser Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Cell Biology and Biochemistry
Department of Biology
Salem State University

Berkeley Steps up to the Plastic-Waste Challenge

Heard about this in an email from UC Berkeley, which says they are the 1st university to become involved as a campus. Perhaps those who are on the sustainability committee can see if SSU would want to consider this.

The first link is to the website for the Plastic DisclosureProject website and the 2nd is to an article about UC Berkeley's involvement.

Sue Case

June 24, Harbor Seal Hauled out at Halfway Rock (off Marblehead)

This harbor seal was hauled out at Halfway Rock (off Marblehead) yesterday.  There were 2 divers in the water that were able to get right up to it.  I took this shot from the boat.

Great way to spend a hot summer day.

Enjoy!

Ted

Grant Announcement: Refining and Enhancing Offshore Mussel Aquaculture in the Gulf of Maine

Grant Awarded to Mark Fregeau and Ted Maney, Co-Principal Investigators


This award of $61,000 is funded through a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency (NOAA). Funds support the site of mussel lines in federal waters as part of an aquaculture initiative. Professors Fregeau and Maney will also investigate increasing the participation of Gloucester, Massachusetts area displaced fishing industry participants in aquaculture.

Previous "The Salem State Biologist" Issues (SU2008-SP2012)

You can read the current and past issues of The Salem State Biologist in pdf form by clicking below.

• Issue Eighteen Winter Spring 2012 [pdf]
• Issue Seventeen Summer 2011 [pdf]
• Issue Sixteen Winter/Spring 2011 [pdf]
• Issue Fifteen Fall 2010 [pdf]
• Issue Fourteen Summer 2010 [pdf]
• Issue Thirteen Winter/Spring 2010 [pdf]
• Issue Twelve: Summer/Fall 2009 2008 [pdf]
• Issue Eleven: Fall 2009 [pdf]
• Issue Nine: Summer 2008 [pdf]