Science profiles

Catie Thow

COVID Constrained: Part II

The second of a three-part series on graduate fieldwork happening during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Independent learning is something every...

Daniel Yim

COVID Constrained: Part I

The first of a three-part series on graduate fieldwork happening during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Catie regards herself as one of the lucky...

Catie Thow

From the Plaster Disaster to Plaster Master – Moving Past Failure to Find Success

Fast forward to 2018, and I am a first year MS student at the Estuary and Ocean Science Center interested in wave energy. My project focuses

Allison Adams

Riley Smith: Steward of Native Waters

Someone once said, “In every drop of water, there is a story of life.” A drop of water in Riley Smith’s life would tell many stories:...

Allison Adams

Sea Grant Fellowship Insider Views with SFSU RIPTIDES Student Awardees

As we master’s degree students make plans to defend our theses and graduate, foremost on our minds is what will happen after graduation....

Daniel Yim

Kate High: "I Don't Mind Death, It's the Wiggly Things That Bother Me."

If I were a marine mammal and died under mysterious circumstances, Kate High would be the first person I’d want on the scene.

Allison Adams

Liz Max: Intertidal Innovator

As I’ve been gaining an understanding of Liz’s capacity for innovation and independent thought, I shouldn’t be surprised when she tells me t

Daniel Yim

Emergent Mussels

Tradition in the Face of Climate Change There was a saying in my old marching band. “Once is new, twice is coincidence, three times is...

The Undercurrent @ EOS