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LAB NEWS

December 2022

Lauren Hawley successfully completed her Master's degree in the lab.

November 2022

Samantha Mohney and Dr. Scott Glaberman present their research at SETAC North America meeting in Pittsburgh. 🔗 

December 2021

Samantha Mohney and Stephanie Bulls successfully defend their Master's theses.

October 2021

We received funding from the Eppley Foundation to work with Dr. Ylenia Chiari on conservation genetics of the highly endangered Kemp's ridley sea turtle.
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August 2021

Samantha Mohney, Dr. Glaberman, and collaborators from Old Dominion University received funding from Virginia's 4VA system to work on harmful algal blooms in Virginia. 
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August 2020

We received an NSF grant to work with Dr. Ylenia Chiari and Dr. Vincent Lynch on understanding the drivers of body size and longevity in reptiles.
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August 2020

Our lab received a NOAA Marine Debris Prevention grant with Dr. Cindy Smith and others to reduce the release of plastics into Potomac and Chesapeake waterways.
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July 2020

As part of a group project with George Mason's Potomac Environmental Research and Education Center (PEREC) led by Dr. Greg Foster, we have received funding from Alexandria Renew Enterprises to study micropollutants in the Potomac River.
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April 2020

We have received funding from the University of District Columbia and the U.S. Geological Survey to use effects-based monitoring to study the impacts of chemical contaminants in the Chesapeake Bay region.
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November 2019

Dr. Glaberman co-chairs SETAC North America session: Approaches for Understanding Diversity in Species Sensitivity to Chemicals 
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​August 2019

The Evolutionary Toxicology Lab has moved to George Mason University in Virginia.
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