Resident Faculty
David M. Burdick
Research Associate Professor of Natural Resources
• Community ecology and landscape interactions of dynamic coastal wetlands
• Monitoring and analysis of impacted, created and restored wetlands
• Enhancement of wetland functions through community-based programs
• Physiology of plants in stressful environments (flooding, salinity, disease)
Raymond E. Grizzle
Research Associate Professor of Zoology
• Ecology of Faunal Benthos
• Ecology and Aquaculture of Bivalve Molluscs
• Environmental Ethics Stephen H. Jones
Research Associate Professor of Marine Science and Natural Resources
• Ecology and physiology of human, finfish and shellfish pathogens
• Pollution sources identification using molecular detection method
• Biodegradation of toxic organic pollutants
• Microbial cycling of trace metals in the environment Richard Langan
Director, CINEMar; Co-Director, CICEET; Affiliate Associate Professor of Zoology
• Aquaculture of bivalve molluscs
• Environmental technologies
• Estuarine water quality monitoring Arthur C. Mathieson
Professor of Plant Biology
• Ecology, ecophysiology and systematics of seaweeds
• Seaweed aquaculture
• Synoptic and experimental studies of estuarine ecosystems Gregg E. Moore
Research Scientist II
• Biogeochemistry of natural, disturbed and restored salt marsh systems
• Ecology of invasive plant species in native wetland communities
• Mangrove restoration ecology and conservation
• Tropical island ecology, conservation and land management Jonathan R. Pennock
Director of UNH Marine Program and Jackson Estuarine Laboratory
Associate Professor of Natural Resources
• Estuarine nutrient biogeochemistry
• Phytoplankton ecology and harmful algal bloom dynamics
• Eutrophication and estuarine ecosystem health
• Estuarine and coastal oceanography
• Estuarine and coastal food web dynamics
• Coastal remote sensing
Frederick T. Short
Research Professor of Marine Science and Natural Resources
• Restoration of seagrass habitats
• Global seagrass monitoring
• Ecophysiology of seagrasses
• Modeling of seagrass habitat change
Larry G. Ward
Research Associate Professor of Earth Sciences - Coastal Geologist
• Geomorphologic, sedimentologic and stratigraphic relationships of coastal, estuarine and shelf systems
• Holocene development of coastal systems
• Impact of climate change and sea level rise (past and future) on coastal systems
• Seafloor characterization and mapping
• Environmental monitoring
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