<p>Five Sea Grant ocean acidification graduate research fellows will highlight exciting new research on topics ranging from pH monitoring with glider technology, to numerical modeling of the effects of extreme events on carbonate chemistry in Chesapeake Bay, to understanding the biological implication of acidification. The biological talks focus on understanding the impacts of acidification on the energy budget of Atlantic silversides throughout their life cycle, exploring if the water quality history of adult oysters can translate to increased larval acidification tolerance, and validating a cellular mechanism by which oysters can mitigate the effects of acidification.</p>


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