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Tide Bite – June 2023

Often, scientific advances are made when new methods are used to tackle old problems, like using modern genomics methods to study cancers.  This essay by Allie Tissot takes the opposite approach, using old methods (tried and true larval culturing techniques) to study new problems: impacts of modern aquatic contaminants on organisms.  

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Tide Bite – February 2023

People often tell us that spending a quarter or a summer at Friday Harbor Labs as a student or intern was “life changing” or “transformative” for them.  Not uncommonly students who plan to head for a different career such as medical school come to FHL, find a new passion, and decide to study some facet of marine science instead.  

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Tide Bite – December 2022

Ross Whippo is one of those FHL “addicts” who return as often as possible as they move through different career stages, with their scientific focus evolving through time.  Ross could have written about his research efforts diving in kelp beds, but since we’ve had kelp-focused Tide Bites recently, we asked him to write instead about his seastar work.  

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