Research lab at George Mason University that studies aquatic invertebrate ecology
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ALT We're hiring! NH Sea Grant seeks a Science Communication Specialist. More info at seagrant.unh.edu/jobs
ALT Young woman with medium-brown skin kneels in a muddy marsh, sticking a shovel into the mud and smiling at the camera
ALT Microscope view of a Great Lakes water sample containing small invertebrates.
ALT This photo shows INV Lab researchers Kristen Larson and Miranda Andersen participating in a Rapid Assessment Survey for Mid-Atlantic sites with other INV Lab alumni, on the hunt for new invasive species! Miranda, in a khaki SERC cap and blue sweater, and Kristen, in a black Shark Lab cap, black jacket, and brown pants, are walking on a dock and smiling up at the camera. Boats and "NO FISHING OR CRABBING ON DOCK" signs can be seen in the background.
ALT This photo shows Miranda, a research technician in the Marine invasions Lab, kneeling on a dock and holding up a large clump of yellow sponge and seaweed. She's wearing a khaki hat, green shirt, and blue pants, with sunglasses atop her head.
ALT This photo shows Kristen Larson, a research technician in the Marine Invasions Lab, kneeling on a dock and holding up a large chain covered in fouling organisms and seaweed. Kristen is wearing a black cap, black jacket, and gray pants.
