Science lab group template

The image above shows an experiment where we released liquid CO2 into small ‘corrals’ at a depth of 3600 m off the California coast to examine how nearby organisms would respond as the liquid CO2 slowly dissolved into seawater and drifted over the animals and seabed, bathing the organisms.
A photo is optional in this section.
This text box should be an overview of what the lab is working on. It should be easy to read and can include mention of the research topics/projects that are in the blog post section below.
The blog post after this text box should be formatted like so:
-Display entries from a custom taxonomy
-Pick the appropriate “lab topic”
-Blog Style – Grid layout
-Grid columns – 2
-Grid layout – Title and Excerpt and Read More link
-Preview image size – manual – use Mbari 286×158
-Post number – use 2, 4, or 6 (if necessary)
Under this section is a horizontal rule and then the lab team.
-Display entries from a custom taxonomy
-Pick the appropriate “staff-lab”
-Blog Style – Grid layout
-Grid columns – 4 or 5, depending on what displays best for that lab
-Grid layout – Title and Excerpt
-Preview image size – manual – use 120×120. These will resize as needed depending on how many columns are picked
-Post number – use however many people are in the lab
There is a Publications magazine section on the right.
-Use a post tag, and pull in appropriate post (for now… this may change if we can get Endnote and WordPress to play well together)

Station M: A long-term observatory on the abyssal seafloor

Station M long-term time series

Monitoring instrumentation suite

Sargasso Sea research
Team

Bruce H. Robison

Astrid Leitner

Kim Reisenbichler

Rob Sherlock
Science
- Upper-ocean systems
- Midwater research
- Seafloor processes
- Areas of study
- Past research