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Contact Bobbi Parry via email or at (225) 578-6534.

Latest News from CCE

“The Most Interesting Problems” DOCS PhD candidate talks patents, the mesoscale, and what's next

Not only did DOCS PhD candidate Robert Forney successfully defend his dissertation, he already has patents pending, based on his research.

Rising Waters, Sinking Deltas: The Fragile Future of Civilization's Cradles in the Anthropocene

River deltas support megacities and vast economic activities around the globe. But human activity and sea level rise are placing them under increasing strain.

Three LSU Oceanography Graduate Students Awarded Prestigious Van Lopik Scholarships

This year, three graduate students from LSU's Department of Oceanography & Coastal Sciences (DOCS) have been awarded the Dr. Jack and Annagreta Hohjdahl Van Lopik Superior Graduate Research Scholarships, part of a group of eight LSU recipients.

Latest Research from CCE

October 16, 2024

Rising Waters, Sinking Deltas: The Fragile Future of Civilization's Cradles in the Anthropocene: River deltas support megacities and vast economic activities around the globe. But human activity and sea level rise are placing them under increasing strain.

September 24, 2024

Sediment as Story: DOCS' Liu receives almost $500k to use sediment to study compound floods: Kam-biu Liu of the Department of Oceanography & Coastal Sciences will be studying the impacts and history of compound flooding on coastal areas using sediment

August 15, 2024

One and a half Lake Pontchartrains - Hypoxic waters found east of the Mississippi: The annual research cruise to the Gulf of Mexico returned with evidence of low oxygen waters to the east of the mouth of the Mississippi River.

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