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James Allen
Postdoctoral Scholar
Mentor: Angelicque White
Focused on particle size and optical determination of production and particle flux
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Aka Beebe
MS candidate Oceanography
Advisor: Rosie Alegado
Impact of invasive species removal on primary
productivity in a Hawaiian fishpond estuarine system
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Jessica Bullington
Graduate Student
Advisor: Craig Nelson
Biophysical modeling of microbial community ecology in near-shore aquatic
environments affected by human activity, such as the Ala Wai Canal outflow
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Petra Byl
Graduate Student
Advisor: Grieg Steward
Virus-host interactions and their impacts on ocean biogeochemistry
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Andrian "Adi" Gajigan
PhD candidate Oceanography
Advisor: Grieg Steward
Analysis of the microbial communities in the Philippines archipelagic
seas using targeted gene surveys (16S rRNA) and metagenomics
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Cathy Garcia
Postdoctoral Scholar
Mentor: David Karl
Investigating the role of particle decomposition on biogeochemical elemental cycles
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Hendrikje Jorissen
Postdoctoral Scholar
Advisors: Craig Nelson & Megan Donahue
Investigating the effects of submarine groundwater discharge on coral reef ecosystems
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Ku'i Keli'ipule'ole
Undergraduate student Global Environmental Science
Advisor: Rosie Alegado
Working on the the connection between genetic diversity and microbiome
diversity of opae'ula - endemic shrimp which are keystone species in
anchialine ponds.
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Becca Lensing
MS candidate Marine Biology
Advisor: Rosie Alegado
Spatiotemporal changes in marine microbial communities of perturbed coastal ecosystems
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Morgan Linney
Graduate Student
Advisor: David Karl
Identifying the microbial sources and dynamics of exocellular “free” DNA (F-DNA) in
the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre, and the implications for dissolved organic matter
cycling and export.
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Elaine Luo
PhD candidate Marine Biology
Advisor: Ed DeLong
bacteriophage diversity, phage-host interactions, spatio-temporal variability,
metagenomics
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Shayle B. Matsuda
PhD candidate Marine Biology
Advisor: Ruth Gates
Committee Chair: Craig Nelson
Effects of climate change on coral reefs, with a focus on the role of
coral-associated microbes (Symbiodiniaceae and bacteria) in stress resilience
and recovery.
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Rayna McClintock
Undergraduate Student majoring in Global Environmental Science
Advidor: Craig Nelson
"I am interested in the human effects on coral reefs and their response
and resistance to issues like climate change, ocean acidification, and
pollution."
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Nalani Olguin
MS candidate Marine Biology
Advisor: Rosie Alegado
Using microbial source tracking to investigate the influence of mammals on
nearshore coastal health.
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Andrés Salazar Estrada
Graduate Student
Advisors: Sara Ferrón
Quantifying biogeochemical rates of microbes—such as photosynthesis and
respiration—through the use of dissolved gases and a membrane-inlet mass
spectrometer (MIMS).
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Uri Sheyn
Postdoctoral Scholar
Mentor: Ed DeLong
Spatio-temporal variability in microbial community structure and function
between different water mass (eddies) of the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre.
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Wesley Sparagon
PhD candidate Marine Biology
Advisor: Craig Nelson
"I am interested in how the coral microbiome shifts at a taxonomic, functional
gene expression, and metabolic level in response to multiple stressors, and how
this impacts the health of host corals and thus contributes to large scale
coral-algal phase shifts on reefs."
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Hoaka Thomas
MS candidate Marine Biology
Advisor: Rosie Alegado
Ecological drivers of choanoflagellate diversity in the
subtropical Pacific
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Nicolas Vanderzyl
MS candidate Oceanography
Advisor: Craig Nelson
"I am utilizing microbial source tracking to differentiate between treated and
untreated wastewater contamination along Hawaii's coastal communities. "
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