The information collected by Carolina's scientists provides valuable data not just on the individual sharks themselves but also on the shark community.
The UNC Institute of Marine Sciences has the country’s oldest, longest-running shark research program. Started in 1971 by Frank Schwartz, researchers have been tagging sharks in North Carolina’s coastal waters for over 40 years.
See climate’s impact on algae to zoos in Carolina Digital Repository’s curation of open access articles.
An associate dean at NC State, he will take on his role at the UNC School of Social Work on July 1.
A UNC School of Social Work delegation saw how their research helped a nonprofit create jobs in rural areas.
At the center's Chapel Hill headquarters, more than 100 researchers work to turn sunlight into methanol.
What started as an extra credit opportunity grew into a club who has fun keeping Carolina clean.