PULLMAN, Wash., July 27 -- Washington State University issued the following news release:
This summer, students from around the country are at WSU to address some of the most pressing questions facing aquatic ecosystems, from disease outbreaks and environmental stress to improving the resilience of species that are vital to Washington's economy, ecology, and heritage.
Now in its second year, the National Science Foundation-funded Robustness and Resilience of Aquatic Biosystems Research Exchange for Undergraduates (R&RREU) gives students hands-on experience contributing to active research at WSU. Based at the Aquatics Phenomics Research Center (APRC) and affiliated laboratories, the summer program places participants on interdisciplinary t...