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Happy Friday! 🥳 It’s finally time to meet Wally, our PI. We are all so lucky to have her as our mentor and leader! 🌊🧪👩🏻‍🔬 by @fulweilerlab
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3 years ago
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Welcome to PEARL: Public Engagement and Research Lab. This is a mobile offshoot of the @fulweilerlab We'll keep posting on how we took an empty ford transit van & turned it into a mobile lab! Many thanks to @faroutride for amazingly useful information. We thank @dcrocker10 of @herbchambersco for patiently helping with the paperwork & van delivery. Thanks to @nature_org for funding this project. And endless thanks to @realoystercult @bluffhillcoveoyster @ecsga Thanks to Hanieka Balint hanieka.com for our logo! Music from: Music: Growing Up by Alex-Productions Check out our website for more info: (https://www.fulweilerlab.com/pearl.html) and look for us at a farm near you! #nitrogenremoval #ecosystemservices #oyster @bumarineprogram @bostonu @bostonuearth @bu.biology by @fulweilerlab
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3 years ago
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Our mobile lab is ready to go! Watch out for it at oyster farms near you! #oystersrule #Nremoval #ecosystemservices Thanks to @realoystercult & @bluffhillcoveoyster for supporting our first "sea-trials." & @ecsga for support & helping us get the word out! We're just getting going - if you want to learn more - check out our website: https://www.fulweilerlab.com/pearl.html by @fulweilerlab
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3 years ago
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Gearing up for salt marsh field work! Choose your fighter. 📝🧴🚩🧪📏🌾 #science #saltmarsh #bluecarbon by @fulweilerlab
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2 days ago
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Plants just got a whole lot cooler! 🌱🌾 A new meta-analysis by Emily Wilson, Sawyer Balint, and Wally Fulweiler found that global tidal marsh methane fluxes vary by plant species. 🌎🌊 Check out the link in our bio! #ocean #bluecarbon #science #plants by @fulweilerlab
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5 days ago
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🌱☀️NEW PAPER☀️🌱 “Plants are a powerful proxy for global tidal marsh methane fluxes,” a global meta-analysis authored by Emily Wilson, Sawyer Balint, and Wally Fulweiler, is out now in PNAS. Check out the link in our bio! #science #pnas #ecology #plants #saltmarsh @pnasnews @bu_cas @buexperts @bostonuearth @bu.biology @bumarineprogram by @fulweilerlab
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9 days ago
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We love a marsh! 🫶🌊🌾 Follow along as we start a new protect determining how salt marsh restoration impacts carbon dioxide cycling 🌎 #saltmarsh  #protectourplanet #ecology #bluecarbon taken in Plum Island, Massachusetts by @fulweilerlab
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12 days ago
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What a joy to spend the day with engaged journalists learning about the environment. We talked nitrogen, oysters, and the power of coastal systems. Thank you Metcalf! @uri_cels @drewbouchie #summerscience #oysters @rhodeislandgs by @fulweilerlab
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a month ago
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Such a happy set of days! Am so proud of the students who graduate today! So fortunate to have had some in the lab for a semester or for all the years. The world is lucky to have you. #marinebiogeochemistry #ocean #saltmarsh #fulweilerlab #BU2026 @bumarineprogram @buexperts @bu_cas @bu.biology by @fulweilerlab
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2 months ago
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🌱🚨 NEW PAPER 🚨🌱 Led by post doc Lena Champlin, a team from the Fulweiler Lab and the New England National Estuarine Research Reserves recently published a paper in Estuaries and Coasts. “Smooth Gradients or Defined Fronts: Characterizing Within-Marsh Spatial Variability of CO2 Fluxes” explores how to account for heterogeneity in salt marsh carbon dioxide fluxes 🌾🌊☀️❄️ @ct_nerr @nbnerr @greatbaynerr @wellsreserve @bostonuearth @cerfscience @neers_science #noaa #naturalclimatesolutions #coastalscience #appliedscience #collaborativeresearch by @fulweilerlab
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2 months ago
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The Fulweiler lab presented their research at the 2026 BU Biogeosciences Symposium. Congrats Sawyer Balint for winning best talk! Lab alum Claudia Mazur was an invited speaker for the career panel. @bostonuearth taken in Boston University by @fulweilerlab
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2 months ago
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CONGRATULATIONS to Ocean for successfully defending his undergraduate thesis. 🎓📝 We will miss you! Starting as a freshman, Ocean worked for 1235 hours in the lab. He also took all of Wally’s classes (Intro to Oceanography, Marine Biogeochemistry, and Coastal Biogeochemistry) as well as doing the UROP program and an Honors thesis. 🌊🥬🥼🥽 by @fulweilerlab
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3 months ago
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