Category Archives: MLML in the News

Scuba Talk Now, Pirate’s Radio (KNRY 1240) features MLML Student Amanda Kahn

Posted on August 14, 2010 by mlmlblog

Get to bed early tonight because Sunday morning at 8:00, MLML student Amanda Kahn will be interviewed on Scuba Talk Now, Pirate’s Radio!  The interview will air on KNRY AM 1240, and will feature questions about some of the things … Continue reading →

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2010 Open House Puppet Show: Dora the Sperm Whale Explorer’s Deep-Sea Adventure

Posted on August 10, 2010 by mlmlblog

by Amanda Kahn, Invertebrate Zoology and Molecular Ecology Lab In April, MLML opened its doors to the public and we spent the weekend showcasing our research and teaching people about marine science.  We did this in a variety of ways: … Continue reading →

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The Oxygen Detective: High Marks for Low Oxygen Research

Posted on May 18, 2010 by mlmlblog

by Erin Loury Breathing is a pretty key function in life, and most living things need oxygen to survive.  This fact is just as true in the ocean as it is on land, meaning that areas of low oxygen water … Continue reading →

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Discovering a New Species of Ghost Shark

Posted on October 11, 2009 by mlmlblog

by Erin Loury, Ichthyology Lab Your mission, should you choose to accept it: describe a new species unknown to science.  That’s exactly the mission a few MLML students undertook last spring in a class on systematics.   Systematics is the study … Continue reading →

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Today Show video: An update from Antarctica

Posted on November 18, 2008 by mlmlblog

Moss Landing Marine Labs researcher Dr. Stacy Kim talks to the Today Show live from Antarctica about collapsing ice shelves, “skinny” robots and exploring the “last ocean!”  Aired Tuesday, November 18, 2008.

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