Fellowship overview

From the development of nano-sensors to detecting nutrients in Narragansett Bay or creating computer models that predict future changes in fish populations, the scope of climate research in Rhode Island is broad, and a critical need exists to communicate this work via narrative to multiple audiences that hold a social, cultural and/or economic stake in the health of the state's ecosystems. This student will "cover" the 2024 SURF program, learning to develop narrative science stories through journalistic practices.