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The world cephalopod catch, which includes octopuses and squid, has increased significantly over the past six decades. But octopus species are often misidentified, and their catch numbers and locations inaccurately reported, research shows, prompting fears…
For civil engineers embarking on any new development or redevelopment project, one of the first and most essential activities involves surveying the site. Whether it’s drawing boundaries, mapping utilities, collecting environmental data or identifying…
It is a great privilege to be the guest greeter for this, the fourteenth edition of the newsletter! I’ll explain why I get the honor later! It was an incredible gift to get back…
A collection of some of the photos taken over the Fall 2021 semester of our classes and labs. Click on an image below to start the slideshow.
We love hearing what our alumni are up to! Happy to share these updates: Franklin Zhuang (’15) graduated from the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at USC in May. Emma Wong (’17) graduated from…
The primary purpose of the Office of Research and Sponsored Projects and the Office of Grant Evaluation and Statistical Support is to support faculty and staff in obtaining funding from sources external to the…
“Working with a range of partners we plan to produce a traceability tool that will allow for a better understanding of the species caught, the source of the product, and confirmation of its legitimate…
Loyola Marymount University environmental science students will continue to have the opportunity to work on EPA National Estuary Program projects through the LMU Coastal Research Institute. EPA recently renewed its funding for the program,…
