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To ensure the long-term accessibility of the diatom collection, UOG Professor Emeritus of Biology Christopher Lobban acquired archival paper, special adhesives, and custom templates to catalog 3,000 existing slides and label new ones. UOG Professor Emeritus of Biology Christopher Lobban started cataloging diatoms found in the Marianas in 1988 as

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(Back Row, From left) Jaeyong Choi, UOG Assistant Professor of Mathematics; Leslie Aquino, Associate Professor of Mathematics; Ethan Vargas; Loreto Paulino Jr.; Henry Song; Aaron Bumagat; Regina Mae Dominguez; Bastian Bentlage, UOG Associate Professor of Bioinformatics; Jaron Bautista; Sho Hammond, GECCO Education and Workforce Development Project Associate; Hyunju Oh, Associate

G3 Group tree planting

The growing reforestation movement was in full display as more than 2,000 trees were planted in the hills of Malesso’ on July 24 by the Guam Green Growth Conservation Corps, a joint program of the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability, the Office of the Governor, and Guam NSF EPSCoR’s

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Students and researchers from the UOG Marine Laboratory came out last Saturday morning to clean up a part of Pago Bay. The beach cleanup was organized by Anela Duenas, an NSF INCLUDES: SEAS Islands Alliance research fellow who is being mentored by Dr. Bastian Bentlage. “I really liked the idea

News Release Coral Garden Photo 2

Previous Next As the planet experiences heatwaves, warming seas, and other effects of climate change, researchers from the University of Guam (UOG) will examine how these impacts may affect the structure of the island’s coral reefs by identifying species-specific responses to environmental change. The experiment, which is being funded by

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Members of the Guam Science and Technology Steering Committee met on June 29 to discuss ways to bolster the island’s STEM capacity and improve connectivity throughout the Micronesia and the region.  Comprised of 17 members from government, business, and academic communities, the committee oversees the Guam EPSCoR program’s Guam Ecosystems Collaboratorium for Corals