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Dr. Melissa Garren

California State University--Monterey Bay

Affiliations

College of Business

School Of Business

College of Science

Department Of Applied Environmental Science

Department Of Mechatronics Engineering

Department Of Environmental Science, Technology, And Policy

Department Of Natural Sciences

Department Of Speech-Language Pathology

Department Of Teacher Education

Division Of Earth Science

Institute Of The Watershed

NoneDr. Melissa Garren is currently serving as a College Of Business faculty at California State University--Monterey Bay.

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California State University--Monterey Bay

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marine biology ecology microbiology microbial ecology coral reefs environmental microbiology environmental science climate change marine ecology bacteria microorganisms marine biota biology pathogens oceanography applied microbiology pathogenic bacteria fish biology algal research biological oceanography microbial physiology marine pollution marine chemistry harmful microalgae deep sea microbial disease invertebrate pathology aquaculture fungal ecology infection control ocean sciences microbial diversity virulence factors marine management coral-associated bacterial communities coral mucus bacterial coral pathogen mass transport animal ecology animal behavior behavioral ecology harmful algae molecular ecology cyanobacteria host-microbe interactions disease ecology chemotaxonomy algal biology interspecific behavioral interaction marine environments fishery management analytical microsystems lab-on-a-chip microscale system marine biotechnology oceanographic research cold seeps extremophiles biological carbon fixation maritime accident maritime sciences physical oceanography coral holobiont global stressors coral disease susceptibility climate conditions pathogen abundance vortical ciliary flows reef corals bacterial pathogen heat-stressed corals integrating host coral disease dynamics changing environment coastal research water quality coastal management sustainability science wetlands natural resource management environmental resource management aquatic toxicology conservation biology conservation science water pollution coastal engineering environmental engineering marine policy marine systems environmental research environmental education geography aquatic conservation marine structures ecological engineering coastal conservation conservation letter marine micropaleontology restoration ecology biological conservation earth science environmental protection freshwater biology aquatic ecosystems environmental degradation biodiversity fisheries human impacts on the environment hydrobiologia operational oceanography environmental monitoring ecosystem services

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Coral Mucus Rapidly Induces Chemokinesis and Genome-Wide Transcriptional Shifts Toward Early Pathogenesis in a Bacterial Coral Pathogen. The ISME Journal (2021)

Cherry GaoMelissa GarrenKevin PennVicente I FernandezJustin R SeymourJanelle R ThompsonJean-Baptiste RainaRoman Stocker

microbiologybacterial coral pathogencoral reefsclimate changecoral mucusgenome-wide transcriptional shiftsearly pathogenesis

How Performance Standards Could Support Innovation and Technology-Compatible Fisheries Management Frameworks in the U.S.. Marine Policy (2021)

Melissa GarrenForrest LewisLaura SanchezDaniella SpinaAnnie Brett

fishery managementtechnologymarine policyperformance standardsmarine management

Deciphering Coral Disease Dynamics: Integrating Host, Microbiome, and the Changing Environment. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2020)

Rebecca Vega ThurberLaura D. MydlarzMarilyn BrandtDrew HarvellErnesto WeilLaurie RaymundoBette L. WillisStan LangevinAllison M. TracyRaechel LittmanKeri M. KempPhoebe DawkinsKatherine C. PragerMelissa GarrenJoleah Lamb

environmental scienceecologyhost-microbe interactionsmicrobiomedisease ecologyintegrating hostmicrobial ecologyclimate changeevolutionary biologymarine biologycoral disease dynamicschanging environment

Increased Diversity and Concordant Shifts in Community Structure of Coral‐Associated Symbiodiniaceae and Bacteria Subjected to Chronic Human Disturbance. Molecular Ecology (2020)

DC ClaarJM McDevitt‐IrwinM GarrenR Vega ThurberRD Gates...

coral-associated symbiodiniaceaeconcordant shiftsecologymolecular ecologybiodiversityclimate changemarine biologymicrobial diversity

Managing Marine Disease Emergencies in an Era of Rapid Change. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2020)

infectious diseasesinfectious diseases (medical specialty)maritime sciencesdisastersmaritime accidentmarine disease emergenciesmarine managementcoastal managementdisaster medicineepidemiology

Variable Interaction Outcomes of Local Disturbance and El NiñO-Induced Heat Stress on Coral Microbiome Alpha and Beta Diversity. Coral Reefs (2019)

JM McDevitt-IrwinM GarrenR McMindsR Vega ThurberJK Baum

environmental scienceecologylocal disturbancemarine ecologybeta diversitymicrobial ecologycoral reefsclimate changemarine biologyvariable interaction outcomes

Responses of Coral-Associated Bacterial Communities to Local and Global Stressors. Frontiers in Marine Science (2017)

JM McDevitt-IrwinJK BaumM GarrenRL Vega Thurber

oceanographyecologycoral-associated bacterial communitiesmarine ecologyclimate changeglobal stressorsmarine biology

Microbial Ecology: Algae Feed a Shift on Coral Reefs. Nature Microbiology (2016)

microbiologyecologyaquatic ecosystemsalgal researchapplied phycologymicrobial ecologycoral reefsharmful microalgaemarine biology

Chemotaxis by Natural Populations of Coral Reef Bacteria. The ISME Journal (2015)

Jessica ToutThomas C JeffriesKatherina PetrouGene W TysonNicole S WebsterMelissa GarrenRoman StockerPeter J RalphJustin R Seymour

marine chemistryfungal ecologyenvironmental sciencemicrobiologynatural populationsbacteriachemotaxonomycoral reefsclimate changealgal biologyenvironmental microbiologyfish biologyanimal ecologyecologybiological oceanographycoral reef bacteriamarine biotamicrobial ecologychemical ecologymarine biology

Emergency Response for Marine Diseases. Science (2015)

Maya GronerRachel BreytaAndy DobsonCarolyn S. FriedmanBrett FroelichMelissa GarrenFrances GullandJeffrey MaynardErnesto WeilSandy Wyllie-EcheverriaDrew Harvell

emergency responsepublic healthemergency medicinemarine diseases

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Dr. Melissa Garren

California State University--Monterey Bay

Affiliations

College of Business

School Of Business

College of Science

Department Of Applied Environmental Science

Department Of Mechatronics Engineering

Department Of Environmental Science, Technology, And Policy

Department Of Natural Sciences

Department Of Speech-Language Pathology

Department Of Teacher Education

Division Of Earth Science

Institute Of The Watershed

NoneDr. Melissa Garren is currently serving as a College Of Business faculty at California State University--Monterey Bay.

Honors

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Experiences

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California State University--Monterey Bay

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Coral Mucus Rapidly Induces Chemokinesis and Genome-Wide Transcriptional Shifts Toward Early Pathogenesis in a Bacterial Coral Pathogen. The ISME Journal (2021)

Cherry GaoMelissa GarrenKevin PennVicente I FernandezJustin R SeymourJanelle R ThompsonJean-Baptiste RainaRoman Stocker

microbiologybacterial coral pathogencoral reefsclimate changecoral mucusgenome-wide transcriptional shiftsearly pathogenesis

How Performance Standards Could Support Innovation and Technology-Compatible Fisheries Management Frameworks in the U.S.. Marine Policy (2021)

Melissa GarrenForrest LewisLaura SanchezDaniella SpinaAnnie Brett

fishery managementtechnologymarine policyperformance standardsmarine management

Deciphering Coral Disease Dynamics: Integrating Host, Microbiome, and the Changing Environment. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2020)

Increased Diversity and Concordant Shifts in Community Structure of Coral‐Associated Symbiodiniaceae and Bacteria Subjected to Chronic Human Disturbance. Molecular Ecology (2020)

DC ClaarJM McDevitt‐IrwinM GarrenR Vega ThurberRD Gates...

coral-associated symbiodiniaceaeconcordant shiftsecologymolecular ecologybiodiversityclimate changemarine biologymicrobial diversity

Managing Marine Disease Emergencies in an Era of Rapid Change. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2020)

infectious diseasesinfectious diseases (medical specialty)maritime sciencesdisastersmaritime accidentmarine disease emergenciesmarine managementcoastal managementdisaster medicineepidemiology

Variable Interaction Outcomes of Local Disturbance and El NiñO-Induced Heat Stress on Coral Microbiome Alpha and Beta Diversity. Coral Reefs (2019)

JM McDevitt-IrwinM GarrenR McMindsR Vega ThurberJK Baum

environmental scienceecologylocal disturbancemarine ecologybeta diversitymicrobial ecologycoral reefsclimate changemarine biologyvariable interaction outcomes

Responses of Coral-Associated Bacterial Communities to Local and Global Stressors. Frontiers in Marine Science (2017)

JM McDevitt-IrwinJK BaumM GarrenRL Vega Thurber

oceanographyecologycoral-associated bacterial communitiesmarine ecologyclimate changeglobal stressorsmarine biology

Microbial Ecology: Algae Feed a Shift on Coral Reefs. Nature Microbiology (2016)

microbiologyecologyaquatic ecosystemsalgal researchapplied phycologymicrobial ecologycoral reefsharmful microalgaemarine biology

Chemotaxis by Natural Populations of Coral Reef Bacteria. The ISME Journal (2015)

Jessica ToutThomas C JeffriesKatherina PetrouGene W TysonNicole S WebsterMelissa GarrenRoman StockerPeter J RalphJustin R Seymour

Emergency Response for Marine Diseases. Science (2015)

Maya GronerRachel BreytaAndy DobsonCarolyn S. FriedmanBrett FroelichMelissa GarrenFrances GullandJeffrey MaynardErnesto WeilSandy Wyllie-EcheverriaDrew Harvell

emergency responsepublic healthemergency medicinemarine diseases

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10 / page