Kudela Lab in the Media

Kudela Lab Group UCSC

Our group is focused on the study of phytoplankton dynamics in the Eastern Pacific Ocean coastal region and finding new applications for remote sensing technology. In combination with other researchers at UCSC and partner institutions we utilize satellite based remote sensing imagery, in situ mooring data, and bio-optical shipboard instruments to model ocean ecosystem dynamics. We also use traditional oceanographic sampling methods to monitor water quality and phytoplankton population dynamics in Monterey Bay.

2009-05-05 10:20:30

New technology for tracking algal toxins

SeaGrant news release

2009-10-28 10:20:30

Killer Foam: Was it a freak event, or a warning?

The Oregonian

2010-02-01 10:20:30

Biotoxins in seafood

This American Land

2010-07-22 10:20:30

Study aims to predict when, where harmful algal blooms will occur along California's coast

Santa Cruz Sentinel

2011-03-09 10:20:30

Theories abound after fish die en masse in marina

The San Diego Union Tribune

2011-04-24 10:20:30

Toxic algae on the loose

KQED - QUEST

2011-09-23 10:20:30

Killer red tide baffles scientists

The Bay Citizenhttp://www.tiki-toki.com/timeline/entry/61821/Kudela-Lab-in-the-Media/#

2011-11-18 10:20:30

UCSC scientists lead a team deploying robots to forecast toxic algae blooms

Santa Cruz Sentinel

2012-01-01 10:20:30

Nature's Weirdest Events

BBC

2012-01-16 10:20:30

Domoic Acid is Maddening

Phelan, What is Life?

Kudela Lab in the Media

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