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PROJECTS

2009
Investigation of the Biochemistry and Biogeochemistry of Coral Bleaching and Bleaching Recovery
Dr. Mark Warner, University of Delaware
Dr. Andrea Grottoli, Ohio State University
 
2008
Exploring Connections between Shallow and Deep Reef Communities
Carrie Manfrino, Kean University and Central Caribbean Marine Institute
David Gruber, City University of New York, Baruch
 
Function of Fluorescent Proteins in Corals
David Gruber. City University of New York, Baruch
Vincent Pieribone, Yale University, College of Medicine
 
Reef Fish Herbivory and Resiliency
Elizabeth Whiteman. PLoS, and Central Caribbean Marine Institute Research Associate
 
Searching for Lobsters
Jason Vasquez, California Department of Fish and Game, Marine Protected Area Project
 
Biogeography of Deep Coral Reef Ecosystems in the Caribbean
Mark Slattery, University of Mississippi, NOAA Ocean Exploration
Michael Lesser, University Of New Hampshire
 
2007
Reef Fish Herbivory and Resilience in the Caribbean
David Bellwood, James Cook University
Andy Hoey, James Cook University
 
Coral Disease Management Project
Vania Coelho, Dominican University
 
Grouper Camouflage: How do large animals camouflage themselves?
Roger Hanlon, Woods Hole, Marine Biology Laboratory
 
Juvenile Nassau Grouper Recruitment Project
Scott Heppell & Brett Gallagher, Oregon State University
 
Establishing an International Integrated Coral Observing Network at Little Cayman
Jim Hendee, NOAA, AOML
Carrie Manfrino, Kean University & Central Caribbean Marine Institute
 
Biogeography of Deep Coral Reef Ecosystems in the Caribbean
Mark Slattery, University of Mississippi, NOAA Ocean Exploration Grant
Michael Lesser, University Of New Hampshire
 
Coral Reef Community Structure and Early History of Coral Recruits, Little Cayman
Carrie Manfrino, Kean University & Central Caribbean Marine Institute
 
Does coral decline threaten reef fish biodiversity in Little Cayman?
Elizabeth Whiteman, University of East Anglia
Carrie Manfrino, Kean University & Central Caribbean Marine Institute
 
2006
Researching stibonematid nematodes
Dr Jjoerg Ott, University of Vienna
Dr Silvia Bulgheresi, University of Vienna
 
A comparison of bacterial communities from geographically separated white plague type ll diseased and apparently healthy coral
Dr Geoffery Cook, George Mason University
 
Sex and speciation in Marine fish
Dr Elizabeth Whiteman, University of East Anglia (UK),
Dr Isabelle Cote, University Simon Frazer University
 
Coral Disease management in Little Cayman
Vania Coelho, Dominican University of California
 
Coral Recruitment after a major coral mortality
Carrie Manfrino, Kean University and CCMI
 
Habitat and abundance of juvenile Nassau Grouper
Scott Heppell, Selina Heppell, Brice Semmens, Christy Pattengill-Semmens, Oregon State University & REEF
 
Reproductive success and mortality in coral reefs- the role of spatial distribution
Marilyn Brandt, University of Miami, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science
Wade Cooper. University of Miami, University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science
 
Cultural History in the Sister Islands, Little Cayman
Marilyn White, Kean University
 
2005
Ecological niche breadth of brown anole in natural and disturbed habitats in it’s native and introduced range
Amber White PhD Student, University of California, Davis
 
The spread and distribution of coral disease on the reefs of Little Cayman
Marilyn Brandt, PhD. Student, University of Miami, NCORE
 
The photoprofective role of chromophonin dissolved organic material on coral reefs
Lore Ayoub, Ph.D. Student, University of South Florida
 
2004
Mechanisms of coral bleaching: Analysis of Biophysical, Optical and Genetic Diversity of Coral Reef Communities using Advanced Fluorescence and Molecular Biology Techniques
Dan Tchernov, Rutgers University
Max Gorbunov, Rutgers University
 
Green Fluorescing Proteins in Coral Species
Dr. Vincent Pieribone, Yale College of Medicine
David Gruber, Rutgers University
 
Effect of Elevated CO2 on Coral Reefs
Chris Langdon, Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, Biosphere II Project
Vania Coelho, Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, Biosphere II Project
 
2003
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2002
The origin of the modern Caribbean reef coral fauna: ecology, evolution and extinction within the Montastraea annularis species complex
John Pandolfi, Smithsonian Institution, Department of Paleobiology, National Museum of Natural History
Nancy Budd, University of Iowa
Michael Holcomb, University of Idaho
 
Biodiversity of Hymenoptera on Little Cayman BWI
Sylvio Codella Kean University
 
Ichnology of the Ironshore Formation (Pleistocene), Little Cayman
Robert Metz Kean University