Do differences in coral skeletal architecture influence bleaching susceptibility?

I worked in Luisa's lab as an undergraduate, and it was one of the most fulfilling parts of my education at Northwestern. It was a truly special experience to work at the Shedd Aquarium & Field Museum, and to design and analyze cutting-edge environmental research. Good luck Philip & Emily – your research is so important!

So happy for you all. I am looking forward to knowing what you learn/discover.

Hi, Phillip and co-workers! I really appreciate your work with environmental science. Keep up the good work so that future generations can enjoy the beauty and importance of coral reefs. Hugs from Buggee.

Good luck in your funding campaign and research!

Glad to support such a fun and engaged group of young scientists! Best of luck on your endeavors.

Homer's friend, Phillip Osborn is doing a research on the bleaching of coral . He attends Northwestern. I am sharing with you so you can see what he is doing and support his project if you like it. Thanks a lot!

Homer's friend, Phillip Osborn is doing a research on the bleaching of coral . He attends Northwestern. I am sharing with you so you can see what he is doing and support his project if you like it. Thanks a lot!

Good luck on this campaign, Philip and Emily! I worked in Luisa's lab as an undergraduate and it was a true highlight of my time at NU. I learned a lot setting up an HPLC protocol and using the backscattering techniques to measure skeletal structures. It's important work, so keep at it!

Good luck Phillip! Love, Aunt Amanda

This sounds great! Phil-Jillian is very interested in taking part if you have room for one more master diver! Just keep up in the loop if there is an opportunity!

Good Luck!