Elise Morrison

Depth-Resolved Algal Bloom Mapping at Lake Okeechobee, FL

RAPID: Impact of Back-to-Back Major Hurricanes on Antibiotic Resistance Gene Transfer to Autochthonous Bacteria in Estuarine and Coastal Water Systems

Gulf Research Program Early-Career Research Fellowship

ReDDDoT Phase 1: Planning Grant: Treatment Technologies for Phosphorus Mitigation

Augmenting Hurricane Sentinel Towers with Chemical and Biological Sensors

Integrating Modeling Tools and Observations for Prediction and Management of Harmful Algal Blooms in the St. Lucie Estuary and Watershed

MRI: Development of a shared-use experimental platform to study wind, hydrodynamic, and biochemical conditions in the littoral zone during extreme coastal storms

Proposal for continued monitoring of Tampa Bay seagrass and primary producers a year after the Piney Point phosphogypsum release

Towards Real-Time Fecal Indicator Bacteria Monitoring in Coastal Waters

Identification of sources of fecal pollution in populated estuaries by a combination of monitoring and numerical modeling

STC: Science and Technologies for Phosphorus Sustainability (STEPS) Center

Coupling lake, watershed and estuarine models to better understand the role of engineering freshwater discharges in driving the severity, location and timing of harmful algal blooms

Development of a Test to Quantify Organic Content in Silica Sand

RAPID: Tracking the impact of engineered system failures on nearshore nutrient loads and harmful algal blooms using multiple stable isotopes

Proposal to collaborate with The Ocean Conservancy to research the ecological response to the Piney Point gypsum stack releases

Quantifying the Recalcitrance and Lability of Phosphorus within Stormwater Treatment Areas