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Emily stands at a lab bench, concentrating as she presses down on the bulb of a pipette that she holds carefully in a plastic bin.

Tricky tautog: Lessons in resilience from my internship studying larval fish

September 19, 2024

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOAA Fisheries

Takeover Tuesday

Advice to future scholars

Emily stands at a lab bench, concentrating as she presses down on the bulb of a pipette that she holds carefully in a plastic bin.

Kennedy wears waders and is standing in water up to her knees. In one hand she holds an oyster and the other rests on a plastic bin holding more oysters that is floating in front of her.

Collaborative versus independent research: Lessons from my NOAA internship

September 5, 2024

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOAA Fisheries

Advice to future scholars

Takeover Tuesday

Kennedy wears waders and is standing in water up to her knees. In one hand she holds an oyster and the other rests on a plastic bin holding more oysters that is floating in front of her.

Welcome to noaa.gov

Advice to future scholars: Time management and friendship during my EPP/MSI internship

November 2, 2023

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Advice to future scholars

Internship line office: NOAA Research

Welcome to noaa.gov

Welcome to noaa.gov

Dear future EPP/MSI scholar: Advice from reflecting on my summer internship

October 23, 2023

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Advice to future scholars

Internship line office: NWS

Welcome to noaa.gov

Two images are side-by-side. Each image of the sea floor looks like sand with shell fragments and some darker circles that are identifiable as sand dollars if you zoom in. In the first photo, there are squares around some of the dark circles, but many were not "seen" and identified by the computer. The confidence numbers are almost all under .10. In the right photo, all of the dark circles are identified as sand dollars and the confidence values are much higher.

Looking to the future: Advice for scholars

August 10, 2022

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Advice to future scholars

Internship line office: NOAA Fisheries

Two images are side-by-side. Each image of the sea floor looks like sand with shell fragments and some darker circles that are identifiable as sand dollars if you zoom in. In the first photo, there are squares around some of the dark circles, but many were not "seen" and identified by the computer. The confidence numbers are almost all under .10. In the right photo, all of the dark circles are identified as sand dollars and the confidence values are much higher.