UTMSI is a department of the University of Texas and is dedicated to research, education, and outreach of marine and coastal environments.
Port Aransas, Texas
Joined February 2015
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🐢🤝 It was great hosting the SeaWorld rescue team this week at ARK to share updates, review systems, & strengthen partnerships in sea turtle rescue and rehabilitation. @SeaWorldSanAntonio @MissionAransasNERR @ARKWildlifeRehab
UTMSI, UTIG, and the Jackson School of Geosciences recently gathered in Port A to generate innovative research ideas and future partnerships. We were pleased to welcome Gregg Robertson, whose support helped make the workshop possible. 🌊🔬🤘 marinescience.utexas.edu/new…
🎨🌊 We’re pleased to welcome acclaimed artist Ebony Noelle Golden as the inaugural artist-in-residence for UTMSI’s new COAST Lab, a program connecting art, science, and community to explore the future of Gulf Coast communities. utmsi.utexas.edu/coast-golde… #PlanetTexas2050
🌊 UTMSI's new offshore buoy network is now delivering real-time data on waves, weather, water quality, and ocean conditions along the Texas coast.
Learn more: utmsi.utexas.edu/utmsi-adds-…
@HEB #HEBHelpingHere #UTMSI #TexasCoast #OceanData #MarineScience #TexasScience
🌊 Why does some carbon in the ocean remain locked away for thousands of years while other carbon cycles quickly back into the environment? A new study led by UT offers a fresh theory marinescience.utexas.edu/new…
#OceanScience #Climate #CarbonCycle #MarineScience #UTMSI #texasscience
Microplastics are everywhere, but what do they mean for human health? A new UT News feature explores research seeking answers, including perspectives from UTMSI's Dr. Zhanfei Liu.
🔗 Read the story: news.utexas.edu/2026/08/20/t…
🦪 Join the Future of Oyster Aquaculture in Texas. Seeking a Shellfish Aquaculture Research Manager to lead the development of a new oyster aquaculture facility in Port A
👉 Apply here: utaustin.wd1.myworkdayjobs.c…
Like Google Earth, science creates amazing imagery — our grad student Kyra Jean Cipolla is also using 3D photogrammetry to examine coral reef structure and understand how the nooks and crannies in the reef influence the fish that live there. #Coral #reef #UTMSI #TexasScience
Technology changes. Scientists don't. 💡 This throwback photo captures former Director Pat Parker (center) talking with Robbie Moore and Don Gibson about plans for a coring platform. The equipment is different, but big ideas and bold science never go out of style.
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A new study finds that invasive rats on tropical islands can reshape entire coral reef food webs. marinescience.utexas.edu/new…
#CoralReefs #MarineScience #Ecology #Conservation #TexasScience #UTMSI See less
🎉 Congratulations to Amanda Jacoby, recipient of the CNS Staff Excellence Award! Amanda’s creativity, organization, and dedication help make UTMSI’s events, outreach, and communications a success. Well deserved! 👏🌊 #UTMSI #TexasScience #StaffExcellence #HookEm
🎉 Congrats grad student Lauren Bomer - selected as a GCAN Fellow! She represented Texas at the NOAA Ocean Acidification Program meeting, where she shared research, built connections, and helped shape future Gulf coastal science. gcoos.org/gcan-fellows/ #UTMSI #TexasScience
Construction is underway on our new, state‑of‑the‑art research vessel for UT Marine Science Institute—built to power discovery across the Texas coast and the Gulf. 👉utmsi.utexas.edu/nextgen-ves…
New research from UTMSI shows that sunlight causes ocean plastics to release dissolved chemical compounds—not just smaller plastic particles—reshaping how we understand plastic pollution. 🔬 #UTMSI #TexasScience #Ocean #nurdle #MarineDebris utmsi.utexas.edu/new-study-c…
