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Courtesy of Cal Poly Humboldt:

Cal Poly Humboldt had great representation at Aquaculture America 2023 in New Orleans. They were scheduled to give four talks, but due to snow(!) in Humboldt, their flight was delayed for 24 hours, and they could not make it on time for two of their presentations. The abstracts for their presentations can be viewed below:

• EVALUATING TUMBLING EFFICIENCY OF DIFFERENT AIR DIFFUSERS ON THE MEAN GROWTH OF Ulva AND TURKISH TOWEL SEAWEEDS
• EXAMINING THE GROWTH BULL KELP Nereocystis luetkeana FROM HATCHERY TO LONG LINE CULTIVATION IN HUMBOLDT BAY, CALIFORNIA
• COMPARISON OF GONADAL GROWTH IN PURPLE URCHINS Strongylocentrotus purpuratus USING THREE DIFFERENT DIETS
• EMPOWERING HISPANIC LEARNING AT CAL POLY HUMBOLDT

Pictured from left to right: Marzia Fattori (graduate student), Dr. Rick Zechman (associate dean and director of marine operations), Cody Carlson (aquaculture undergraduate student), Erika Thalman and Matt Wolder (Oregon Royal Sturgeon), Brian Donovan (graduate student), Noah Jenkins (graduate student at Kentucky State University), Dr. Rafael Cuevas Uribe (associate professor), Dr. Marty Riche (Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute), Kalani Ortiz (graduate student), Simona Augyte (Ocean Era), and Raven McAdams (graduate student).