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Malin wins Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award

rpsnow July 2, 2014 Lab members, Press
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Michelle Stuart on a clownfish sampling dive in Tamakin Dacot, Bay Bay, Leyte, Philippines

See the Rutger’s press release for the obligatory handshake photograph with our Dean. The award will support our work in the Philippines.

Malin wins Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award

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