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Tag: Michael Reuscher

Expeditions

Michael’s First Dive in the Deep-Worker

Peter Etnoyer June 12, 2009 British ColumbiaCape FlatteryFinding Coral ExpeditionLiving Oceans SocietyMichael Reuschersubmerisble pilotTexas A&M University

Michael Reuscher is a PhD student at Texas A&M University -Corpus Christi and a freshly minted submersible pilot engaged in the Finding Corals Expedition with…

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Conservation & Environment Expeditions New Research Vessels and Equipment

Finding Coral in Canada, World Ocean Day

Peter Etnoyer June 5, 2009 deep-sea coralFinding Coral ExpeditionMichael ReuscherNuytco Research facility

Hello, I’m Michael, I’ll be the Deep Sea News “field correspondent” for the Finding Coral Expedition with Living Ocean Society. We launch on World’s Ocean…

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Expeditions Scientist! Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls Vessels and Equipment

Meet the new DSN field correspondent

Peter Etnoyer June 4, 2009 Canadadeep-sea coralHarte Research InstituteMichael ReuscherWorld Ocean Day

I’d like to introduce my friend and colleague Michael Reuscher, he’s a first year PhD student in the Biodiversity and Conservation Laboratory of Dr. Tom…

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