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The journal seeks to broaden appreciation of past leaders in Micronesia and to inspire current and upcoming local leaders.
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Professor Emeritus Christopher Lobban has discovered a species of diatom from the Marshall Islands.
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The study is seeking individuals of CHamoru, other Micronesian, and Filipino ancestry to participate.
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The study, authored by M.S. Biology alum Jordan Gault and Dr. Bastian Bentlage, is in Science Advances journal.
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WERI researchers delivered updates on their latest research and data from projects in Guam, the CNMI, and the FSM.
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The project will use unmanned aerial systems and NASA technology to gain critical data on Guam's aquifer.
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Dr. Daniel Lindstrom is leading a project to collect and analyze species in the region's watersheds.
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Britney Sison, a biology and chemistry major, has discovered five potentially undocumented diatoms in mud from various Micronesian Islands.
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The research team, led by Associate Professor William Jeffery, has received a $150,000 National Park Service grant.
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