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Scenes from OHSU Research Week
Submitted by Jeff Schilling on May 21, 2013 - 11:52am
Several CMOP graduate students presented their research findings during the Monday poster session at OHSU's Research Week.
Krissy Remple, far right, is one of the first students you met when walking into the poster session.
Mojgan Rostaminia explains her research into the impact of changes in climate and hydropower operations on habitat opportunity and survival of Columbia River juvenile Chinook salmon.
Rachel Golda discusses her work on the Influence of pCO2 and pH on the physiology of bloom-forming marine phytoplankton.
Estefania Llaneza Garcia draws a crowd to learn about the contribution of fluvial phytoplankton to organic matter production and modulation of emerging contaminants in the Columbia River.
