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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Their newly launched digital atlas of Chuuk, Pohnpei, Yap, and Kosrae features nearly 500 static maps and interactive maps with 400 layers.
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A newly published book by Dr. Masumi Kai explores innovative research happening on indigenous languages around the world.
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Jeried Calaor, a master's biology student at the University of Guam, presented his thesis work in Thailand on the threatened Mariana fruit bat.
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Research compiled by University of Guam faculty and published in the Journal of Coastal Research found climate signal in a bizarre place. Assistant Professor Mark Lander shares with Radio New Zealand why the research findings are significant. Listen to the interview here.
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University of Guam Sea Grant's resident sea turtle biologist Josefa Muñoz was selected in April to join the distinguished 2019 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
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Chieriel Desamito, a graduate student in the Sustainable Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources program, took an important step in his future career by presenting his research, networking with others in the field, and learning about current trends and issues at the Soil Science Society of America conference held Jan. 6–9 in San Diego.
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Researchers work to answer questions such as what are some of the factors that lead people to chew the areca nut, and what will it take to get them to stop?
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