More Information:
  • Directory
  • Maps and Directions
  • VIMS AtoZ
Search VIMS

rounded corner

Home » News & Events » Top Stories » Archives » Pre_2003
VIMS researchers win 5-year, $1.7 million NSF award
David Malmquist | September 30, 2008

A multi-institution team headed by VIMS researchers has received a 5-year, $1.7 million NSF grant to study the role that plankton play in the consumption and production of dissolved organic matter in the ocean.

 
Does giant blue crab set a new record?
David Malmquist | August 14, 2004

Waterman Clarence "Juice" McKinney pulls a big surprise from the Potomac River—a male blue crab that spans almost a foot between the tips of its lateral spines.

 
Rising sea level increases hurricane risk
David Malmquist | December 10, 2003

A new analysis of sea-level records by VIMS emeritus professor Dr. John Boon suggests that future storms will pose ever greater flood risks.

 
"One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish"
David Malmquist | October 30, 2003

Researchers at VIMS and W&M are combining high-resolution side-scan sonar, sophisticated image analysis, and robotics to identify and count fish.

 
VIMS scientists quantify Isabel's impacts
David Malmquist | October 11, 2003

Researchers deploy instruments that provide a unique quantitative record of Hurricane Isabel's impact on lower Chesapeake Bay.