During the summer of 2017, UNE student Ariella Danzinger worked to develop a prototype for a remote-controlled zooplankton collection device. Her mentor, Dr. Markus Frederich, Professor of Marine Sciences at the University of New England (UNE), studies the invasive green crab and its response to climate change. Next in Frederich’s line of research is to better understand the green crab during its larval stage. Read More
Boogieing Around Maine for Green Crab Larvae
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