Lauren wins pumpkin carving competition at DUML

by Zackary Johnson|Published October 29, 2020

While disappointingly not algae related….unless it is….Lauren was a winner at the 2020 DUML pumpkin carving competition. Well done!

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PI Johnson Lab

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Microbe Group Awarded NSF Ocean Acidification Project

The Marine Microbe Group (Johnson and Hunt Labs) at the Duke Marine Laboratory has been awarded a NSF project (#1416665) to study […]

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PUBLICATION: Reused cultivation water from a self-inhibiting alga does not inhibit other algae but alters their microbiomes

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PUBLICATION: Supplemental dietary full-fatted and defatted Desmodesmus sp. exerted similar effects on growth performance, gut health, and excreta hydrothermal liquefaction of broiler chicks

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