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Topic: Creative project

A digitally illustrated poster that shows a water column represented as visually noisy acoustic data. On top of the water, a NOAA vessel rests in the water. The deep scattering layer is drawn about a third of the way down the water column. Towards the bottom of the poster, the backscattering response implies sea floor bathymetry that varies in depth. An ROV located in the deep scattering layer is connected by a wire to the NOAA vessel. Gelatinous marine organisms are drawn in the ROV's line of sight.

Researching life in the deep scattering layer: A poster from my Hollings internship

November 17, 2023

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOAA Research

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Creative project

A digitally illustrated poster that shows a water column represented as visually noisy acoustic data. On top of the water, a NOAA vessel rests in the water. The deep scattering layer is drawn about a third of the way down the water column. Towards the bottom of the poster, the backscattering response implies sea floor bathymetry that varies in depth. An ROV located in the deep scattering layer is connected by a wire to the NOAA vessel. Gelatinous marine organisms are drawn in the ROV's line of sight.

Isaac stands next to an ocean acidification display in an empty room. He holds his hand over his eyes and shrugs the other hand as if looking around in confusion.

Communication and community: My internship contributing to a new wave of ocean acidification education

November 17, 2023

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOAA Research

Takeover Tuesday

Creative project

Isaac stands next to an ocean acidification display in an empty room. He holds his hand over his eyes and shrugs the other hand as if looking around in confusion.

Eleanor poses with a smile as she uses her hands to gently part a section of a large shrubby plant.

Illustrating internship research findings of trash use by birds

November 17, 2023

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOS

Project summary

Creative project

Eleanor poses with a smile as she uses her hands to gently part a section of a large shrubby plant.

Grace and the oyster farmer stand on a dock with boats docked on either side. Grace looks at the oyster grower, who is speaking and gesturing towards his boat.

Photo essay: Reflecting on interviews with oyster farmers during my internship

November 17, 2023

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Creative project

Takeover Tuesday

Internship line office: NOS

Grace and the oyster farmer stand on a dock with boats docked on either side. Grace looks at the oyster grower, who is speaking and gesturing towards his boat.

TreVaughn smiles, sitting on an aluminum fishing boat loaded with field equipment. He's dressed for aquatic fieldwork in cold weather.

The adventurer: Visualizing my journey as a scientist and Hollings intern through animation

November 17, 2023

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOAA Fisheries

Creative project

TreVaughn smiles, sitting on an aluminum fishing boat loaded with field equipment. He's dressed for aquatic fieldwork in cold weather.

Twenty nine small illustrations of a wide variety of plant and animal life that have been cut out and arranged overtop a background photo of the marsh. The illustrations are detailed in ink and colored in a realistic style

Illustrations of California marsh plants and animals from my Hollings internship research

December 21, 2022

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOS

Creative project

Science communication piece

Twenty nine small illustrations of a wide variety of plant and animal life that have been cut out and arranged overtop a background photo of the marsh. The illustrations are detailed in ink and colored in a realistic style

A digital painting that looks similar to a watercolour painting of a spiny lobster with its tail curled under its body and its characteristic long, sturdy antennae spread wide.

Using art to connect the public with my internship research

December 1, 2022

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOAA Fisheries

Creative project

A digital painting that looks similar to a watercolour painting of a spiny lobster with its tail curled under its body and its characteristic long, sturdy antennae spread wide.

Jacob stands in safety vest on an overpass and smiles at the camera. River rapids flow under the overpass. The river is surrounded by low vegetation that shifts into an evergreen forest, which appears to spread all the way to cover mountains in the distance.

Photo series: A Hollings intern's trip to document weather impacts in rural Alaska

November 9, 2022

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Creative project

Internship line office: NWS

Jacob stands in safety vest on an overpass and smiles at the camera. River rapids flow under the overpass. The river is surrounded by low vegetation that shifts into an evergreen forest, which appears to spread all the way to cover mountains in the distance.

Kate and Nicole stand together with one arm around each other. They are smiling and standing next to a display of paintings, which are nested inside of a 1 meter by 1 meter square made of pvc (a sampling quadrat).

Art gallery: Creating art to spark conversations about sea level change in Alaska

October 20, 2022

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOS

Creative project

Kate and Nicole stand together with one arm around each other. They are smiling and standing next to a display of paintings, which are nested inside of a 1 meter by 1 meter square made of pvc (a sampling quadrat).

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