Kelly Dooling @kelldooling

@NUMarSci @Northeastern alum with an MS in Marine Biology. @nyuniversity alum, BA in Environmental Studies Joined October 2018

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Kelly Dooling @kelldooling

7 years ago

Did you know that sponges pump water through their bodies? You can observe the rate at which they do this by squirting a bit of dye at the base and then watching how quickly it then moves up and out of the osculums! #3Cs37

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Kelly Dooling @kelldooling

7 years ago

Collected our plankton nets this morning! We set them up yesterday to be left overnight to accumulate plankton as they move up throughout the night

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Kelly Dooling @kelldooling

7 years ago

Teamwork makes the dream work! We took some plankton tows today at about 35 ft and are now analyzing them under a microscope. Other groups did tows at different depths, so we’ll be comparing them to see if the live vs dead ratios vary at different depths

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Kelly Dooling @kelldooling

7 years ago

Practicing neutral buoyancy is key to being a good diver and a good underwater scientist! It was especially crucial to yesterday’s experiment where we had to float about 2 ft off the sediment to measure dissipation rates and flow speeds at that level

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Kelly Dooling @kelldooling

7 years ago

P astreoides was able to clear most of the sediment off of it after about 13 minutes. Here's a start and end picture from our experiment today to study the ciliary currents on reefs in Bocas del Toro, Panama #3Cs37 @NU_ThreeSeas @SaraDWms

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Hana Isihara Ossolinski, MS @hisihara2

7 years ago

Our #oceans are being threatened by #globalwarming, #pollution and #urbanizarion. BUT there are things you can do to help your ocean and local #coralreef! @NU_ThreeSeas and @MaggieDJohnson had a great discussion last night on how #local efforts can make a huge difference! #3Cs37