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Holly Simon and her team's research article is one of the top 10 most viewed Frontier in Microbiology research articles in 2013.

A memorial tree was planted and teaching assistant fund created in memory of Murray Levine at Oregon State University.

Pacific University and CMOP have partnered to offer a unique approach to providing students with real-world problem solving skills, advanced mathematical and computational training, and undergraduate research experience.

Bradley Tebo has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) for his distinguished contributions to the microbiology, biogeochemistry, and mineralogy of manganese.

CMOP is now accepting applications for the 2014 summer internship. Summer interns are engaged in leading-edge research to understand and predict biological, chemical and physical processes of the river-to-ocean ecosystem.

12 young scientists were part of a weeklong Oceanography Camp offered by the Center for Coastal Margin Observation & Prediction.

CMOP collects autonomous adaptive samples from microbial communities in the Columbia River estuary by integrating an Environmental Sample Processor with the SATURN Observation Network.

CMOP puts AUVs to work in a challenging environment to study how climate change and human stresses affect estuaries and nearby coastal waters.

A Philanthropic Educational Organization scholarship supports Michelle Maier’s research into describing how environmental variables influence microscopic biological communities in river ecosystems.

Nabil Abdel Jabbar  spent his sabbatical at CMOP to better understand the computational models and observation network developed by the center.