University of Oregon Institute of Marine Biology. Coastal field station & Charleston Marine Life Center. Graduate & undergraduate education, research, outreach.
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ALT A diver in scuba gear is carrying a large orange bucket full of rocks up through murky blue water with another diver in the distance watching
ALT a large ridge of coral covered with fronds of some kind of feathery creature is illuminated by a bright light in a dark blue under water setting
ALT three people are standing and sitting around several microscopes among an assortment of lab equipment that seems to be set up on a dining room table in a house decorated with elaborately tiles reflective trim
ALT The image is a poster showing marine fish, invertebrates, and seals, decorated with Halloween themed stuff. The poster text says: Night at the Aquarium Spooky decor Halloween crafts Costume Parades Face Painting Photo Booth Make a night of it! Same evening as the trunk or treat in the Charleston Marina Thursday Oct 31st 4:30-7:30 pm Free Family Event at the CMLC End of Boat Basin Rd. (waterside) Charleston Marine Life Center
ALT Large group of people gathered in front of a rustic cabin surrounded by trees on a sunny day.
ALT A group of individuals in green jackets boards the "Megalopa" boat, labeled "Oregon Institute of Marine Biology," docked at a pier with other boats and calm water in the background.
ALT Four smiling individuals standing in front of a rustic cabin.
ALT A person presents a framed painting of a crab to another individual at an outdoor event.
ALT This picture shows and aerial image of the back lawn behind the dining hall with a large amount of people gathered to each lunch in the sunshine.
ALT This picture shows a gathering of ~100 people in the OIMB back lawn.
ALT This is a screenshot of a poster advertising the event. The top part is a picture mosaic showing different scenes from OIMB's history. The text below says: THE COMMUNITY IS INVITED TO CELEBRATE THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON’S INSTITUTE OF MARINE BIOLOGY “SEASIDE STUDIES IN CHARLESTON: A CENTURY OF EXCELLENCE” A MULTI-MEDIA PRESENTATION FREE ADMISSION SATURDAY AUGUST 24 9 – 11.30 HALES CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS SOUTHWESTERN OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ALT Oregon Institute of Marine Biology 100th Anniversary Celebration
ALT This is a picture of Figure 2 from the paper. The figure basically shows that when there is a Pycnopodia cue in the water, purple urchins eat less, especially at the beginning, but as time goes on, the differences in kelp consumed drops off as the urchins become accustomed to the cue. The caption is: FIGURE 2 (a) Hourly consumption of kelp by urchins that were exposed (light orange) and not exposed (dark purple) to a Pycnopodia cue across the 69-h experimental period. Regression lines show the best fit and 95% CI for each group. Differences in hourly feeding rate (dotted red box) are shown at (b) 27 h and (c) 33 h, the time at which feeding rates become indistinguishable between the two treatments. Error bars in panels b and c represent SE.
ALT Oregon Institute of Marine Biology 100th Anniversary Celebration
ALT This is a branded University of Oregon advertisement. The writing on the left panel says Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, 100th Anniversary Celebration. There are 4 historic photos of OIMB: first shows a tent pitched next to an old truck (black and white photo); then the next photo shows students in the intertidal doing science amongst the seaweed; the next photo (probably from the 1970's) shows a bunch of people gathered around a cauldron slung over a beach fire; the final picture (from last year) shows the new OIMB research boat pulled up in the dock.