RESEARCH @ Shoals
Scientists from all over the country come to the
Isles of Shoals each summer to conduct research in many fields of
marine science. Shoals Marine Laboratory is proud to host and support
the following on-going research projects:
- Appledore Island Migration Banding Station
- Hewson Lab @ Cornell: Marine Viral Assemblages
- Hewson Lab @ Cornell: Team Aquatic Virus Research at Shoals 2010
- Ecology of Great Black-backed and Herring Gulls
- Survey of Nesting Seabirds at the Isles of Shoals
- White Island Tern Restoration
- Understanding Food Webs
- Invasive Species: Subtidal and Intertidal Ecology
- Nesting Preferences of Tree Swallows
- Honey Bee Behavior
- AIRMAP Climate/Air Quality Study
- Appledore Island Transect Study
- Isles of Shoals Archaeology Project
- Community Ecology of Parasitic Trematodes
- Cornell University Laboratory of Ornithology - Macaulay Library
(underwater footage includes scenes from the Shoals!) - NOAA-New England Air Quality Study
- ICARTT-Atmospheric Research
Interested in conducting research at Shoals? Please visit our researcher page for rates and required forms.
Would you like your research to have an assigned SML contribution number? Contact Hal Weeks (hjw7@cornell.edu). Your project/paper will then be added to our list of SML Publications.
Data Management, Sharing and Retention Policy
Shoals Marine Laboratory has adopted this data management and retention policy to address: (1) NSF mandates; (2) Requests for SML sponsored or funded data from researchers outside the SML community; (3) SML access to data collected on Appledore Island through research sponsored or funded by Shoals Marine Laboratory.
