Phytoplankton and Zooplankton may be tiny, but they sure have an impact on our ocean's ecosystem. Learn about the impressive plankton research UNE students Terrance Meinardus and Julia Hobbs are working on with Dr. Patricia Thibodeau along UNE's coastal Maine campus waterfront.

Terrance is researching the impact of quantifying shifting phytoplankton populations in the Gulf of Maine. Julia is investigating the effect of lunar cycles on Ulva lactuca zoospore release timing.

As a Marine Sciences student at UNE, you’ll study ocean life on our coastal campus, located where the Saco River meets the Atlantic. UNE provides the expert faculty, supportive community, and inspiring facilities to prepare you for a rewarding life working with — and for — the ocean. To learn more about our Bachelor of Science in Marine Sciences degree program, visit [ Ссылка ]

Discover Maine’s largest private University, the University of New England. UNE offers more than 40 bachelor’s degrees in needed fields, from the health professions, to the health and life sciences, to business and the humanities. We also offer 30-plus graduate, professional and doctoral degrees in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, social work and more. UNE learning happens online and on three beautiful campuses: on the shore in Biddeford, Maine, in-town in Portland, Maine, and at our study-abroad campus in Tangier, Morocco. Visit [ Ссылка ] for complete information.

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