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Deep sea exploration maps coral reefs

16 October 2018 Alex Mark

A biology professor participated in a submarine voyage to research at seafloor ecosystems.

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People you should KNOW: Michel Boufadel

01 March 2011 Amy Stansbury

On April 20, 2010, BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded off the coast of New Orleans, resulting in the world’s largest accidental oil release. Along with students, Michel Boufadel, a civil and environmental engineering professor,

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Ripples from oil spill felt at home

30 August 2010 Matt Flocco

Temple faculty and students worked to provide aid to the Southern shores.

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