Joseph Caracappa
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As a life-long inhabitant of the U.S. northeast, Joe is particularly interested in regional marine ecology. During his doctoral research in the Munroe Lab, he studied maternal influences on larval
As a life-long inhabitant of the U.S. northeast, Joe is particularly interested in regional marine ecology. During his doctoral research in the Munroe Lab, he studied maternal influences on larval
Emily joined the Munroe lab in 2019 as a Master’s student in the ecology and evolution program to study the influence of salinity on larval oyster swimming behavior and early
Michael Acquafredda is currently a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center James J. Howard Marine Sciences Laboratory where he is studying the feasibility and sustainability of multitrophic
I am interested in understanding marine population dynamics and ecological interactions among fished stocks. My research has focused on providing comprehensive science to inform fisheries management. My graduate research documented
Jason Morson’s research interests include population dynamics, stock assessment, and fisheries management. I try to understand how and why fish and shellfish populations change to enable better marine resource management