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ALT The CTD rosette on the deck of the R/V Atlantic Explorer during sunset in the Sargasso Sea. Photo by Emily Hu.
ALT The 2024-2026 cohort of C-CoMP Bridge-to-PhD Fellows take a group picture at the ASLO-SIL Joint Meeting in May 2026. Photo credit: Victoria Centurino, WHOI.
ALT The second cohort of C-CoMP Bridge-to-PhD Fellows stand in front of the R/V Atlantic Explorer on their trip to Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS) for their Research Week Experience. Photo credit: Victoria Centurino, WHOI.
ALT Members of the cruise team work together to prepare the CTD rosette for deployment. Photo by Claire Garfield, UGA.
ALT The second cohort of C-CoMP Bridge-to-PhD Fellows stand in front of the R/V Atlantic Explorer on their trip to Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS) for their Research Week Experience. Photo credit: Victoria Centurino, WHOI.
ALT Members of the cruise team work together to prepare the CTD rosette for deployment. Photo by Claire Garfield, UGA.
ALT Participants of the March 2025 C-CoMP cruise AE2504 sit together on the top of the R/V Atlantic Explorer. Photo shared by Ben Acosta.
ALT Co-chief scientists Elizabeth Kujawinski and Sonya Dyhrman hug and reflect as they watch the sunrise from the deck of the R/V Atlantic Explorer at the end of the second C-CoMP cruise, AE2520. Photo by Erin Maybach.
ALT Participants (left to right: Claire Garfield, Eleanor Lawrence, Amanda Ellis, and Emily Hu) of the September 2025 C-CoMP cruise AE2520 sit together on the R/V Atlantic Explorer as they wait to disembark from Bermuda for the cruise! Photo by Fadime Stemmer.
ALT Members of the cruise team work together to prepare the CTD rosette for deployment. Photo by Claire Garfield.
ALT A photo of the panel in session during COP30. The four panelists (from left to right: Marcia Macedo, Pearl Mitchell, Mariana Rocha de Souza, and Sonya Dyhrman) sit in front of a monitor that displays a photo of a kelp forest with the caption, microbes in kelp ecosystems. Pearl speaks and holds a microphone. Elizabeth Kujawinski, panel moderator, stands to Sonya's right behind a lectern. Photo by Danielle Fino, WHOI.
ALT The panel participants (left to right: Marcia Macedo, Pearl Mitchell, Mariana Rocha de Souza, Sonya Dyhrman, and Elizabeth Kujawinski) stand in front of a monitor displaying the name of the panel, Advocating for the Invisible Microbial Majority that underpins a healthy planet, in the Ocean Pavilion at COP30. Photo by Danielle Fino, WHOI.
ALT Elizabeth Kujawinski and Sonya Dyhrman stand in front of a backdrop of the Amazon River, underneath a sign that states Brasil COP30 Amazonia, Belem 2025. Photo by Elizabeth Kujawinski, WHOI.
ALT A photo taken outside of the COP30 conference building at night. Photo by Kilaparti Ramakrishna (Rama), WHOI.
ALT Flyer advertising the COP30 panel session in the Ocean Pavilion titled: Advocating for the Invisible Microbial Majority that Underpins a Healthy Planet. The panel is scheduled to take place on Nov. 19 from 1:30 - 2:30 pm in the Ocean Pavilion, PV-D120.
ALT Flyer advertising the COP30 panel session in the Ocean Pavilion titled: Advocating for the Invisible Microbial Majority that Underpins a Healthy Planet. The panel is scheduled to take place on Nov. 19 from 1:30 - 2:30 pm in the Ocean Pavilion, PV-D120.
ALT Drs. Sonya Dyhrman and Elizabeth Kujawinski stand together in front of the Ocean Pavilion sign during COP30 in Brazil. Photo provided by Elizabeth Kujawinski.
ALT Headshot of Dr. Henry Holm. Henry holds an Erlenmeyer flask containing a phytoplankton culture while working in a lab at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. Photo by Henry Holm.
ALT Henry and his colleague check for leaks in glass towers used to filter carbon samples aboard the RV Sarmiento de Gamboa (North Atlantic 2021). Photo by Marley Parker.
ALT Henry processes sediment trap samples on the deck of the RV Endeavor in the Gulf of Maine in 2021. Photo by Henry Holm.