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Sandra Shumway

Research Professor of Marine Sciences emeritus

University of Connecticut

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Marine Sciences

Sandra Shumway is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Research Professor of Marine Sciences emeritus at University of Connecticut.

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Sandra Shumway

University of Connecticut

Research Professor of Marine Sciences emeritus

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marine biology ecology marine ecology environmental science fish biology biology physiology avian biology aquaculture oceanography biological oceanography aquatic ecosystems toxicology algal biology microbial ecology animal ecology aquatic toxicology marine environments bivalve molluscs zoology animal physiology benthic ecology comparative physiology harmful algae ecotoxicology oxygen consumption conservation biology livestock science toxinology fishery science microplastics mytilus edulis eastern oyster parasitology botany wildlife mammalian biology insect science algal research osmoregulation marine biota particle selection blue mussel harmful algal blooms toxins liver physiology ecophysiology oxygen uptake bloom ecology host-parasite relationships marine management ecotoxicity eutrophication phytotoxicity respiration (physiology) coral reefs paralytic shellfish toxins suspension-feeding bivalve molluscs bivalve mollusc mercenaria mercenaria shellfish safety toxic dinoflagellate oxygen tension northern quahog trophic impact hydrobiology spatio-temporal models soil salinity estuaries body size benchmark studies chemical oceanography phycology osmotic stress grain quality fouling environmental toxicology marine pollution microbiology marine biotechnology harmful microalgae

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A Comparative Study of Mercury Bioaccumulation in Bivalve Molluscs From a Shallow Estuarine Embayment. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (2024)

Gunnar HansenSandra E. ShumwayRobert P. MasonZofia Baumann

bivalve molluscstoxicologyenvironmental scienceecologyenvironmental toxicologylivestock scienceestuarine geochemistrymercury bioaccumulationbioaccumulationshallow estuarine embaymentcomparative studyecotoxicology

Critical Need to Increase Aquatic Food Production and Food Supply From Aquaculture and Capture Fisheries: Trends and Outlook. Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture (2024)

Albert G.J. TaconSandra E. Shumway

aquatic food productionaquatic ecosystemsagricultural economicsaquaculturefood supplycritical needcapture fisheries

Effect of Seasonal Changes in Temperature on Capture Efficiency in the Blue Mussel, Mytilus Edulis, Fed Seston and Microplastics. Invertebrate Biology (2024)

Maria RosaMartina CapriottiKayla AustinSandra E. ShumwayJ. Evan Ward

zooplankton ecologymarine meteorologywater qualitymytilus edulismicroplasticsenvironmental scienceaquacultureclimate changeblue musselmarine pollutionenvironmental engineeringaquatic ecosystemsfish biologysurface watercapture efficiencyecologybiological oceanographyseasonal changesalgal researchfisheriesinsect sciencemarine biology

Microplastics Abundance at and Near a Shellfish Aquaculture Farm: An Eastern Oyster (Crassostrea Virginica) Transplant Study. Marine Environmental Research (2024)

Kayla MladinichBridget A. HolohanSandra E. ShumwayJ. Evan Ward

microplasticsmarine environmentsenvironmental scienceaquacultureeastern oystermarine biology

A Critical Assessment of Microplastics in Molluscan Shellfish With Recommendations for Experimental Protocols, Animal Husbandry, Publication, and Future Research. Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture (2023)

Sandra E. ShumwayKayla MladinichNoreen BlaschikBridget A. HolohanJ. Evan Ward

microplasticsenvironmental scienceaquatic ecosystemsfuture researchmolluscan shellfishexperimental protocolsanimal husbandrycritical assessmentfish biologyaquaculturemarine biology

An Estimate of Carbon Storage Capabilities From Wild and Cultured Shellfish in the Northwest Atlantic and Their Potential Inclusion in a Carbon Economy. Journal of Shellfish Research (2023)

Max D. ZavellOdd LindahlRamon FilgueiraSandra E. Shumway

marine environmentsmarine resourceslivestock sciencecarbon economywildlifepotential inclusionenvironmental sciencecarbon storage capabilitiesbiogeochemistryaquacultureconservation biologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine ecologyfish biologymarine managementoceanographyanimal ecologyecologybiostatisticsmarine biotamarine biology

Biotoxin Uptake, Retention, and Depuration Trends in Purple-Hinged Rock Scallops, Crassadoma Gigantea (Gray 1825). Journal of Shellfish Research (2023)

Katie C. HouleBrian D. BillAimee ChristyJonathan P. DavisTod A. LeighfieldSteve L. MortonSandra E. ShumwayVera L. TrainerBrent VadopalasBobbi Hudson

purple-hinged rock scallopscrassadoma giganteabiotoxin uptakeenvironmental scienceecologymarine ecologyfish biologymarine biologydepuration trends

Feeding on the Smallest Cells: An in Situ Study of Picoplankton Capture by Bivalve Molluscs From Oligotrophic Waters. Frontiers in Marine Science (2023)

Tal AmitRaz MoskovichYuval JacobiSandra E. ShumwayJ. Evan WardPeter BeningerGitai YahelYossi Loya

oceanographybivalve molluscsmarine environmentsecologybiological oceanographyoligotrophic watersaquatic ecosystemspicoplankton capturesmallest cellssitu studymarine ecologymarine biotabenthic ecologyevolutionary biologymarine biologyphysiology

: Plastic Pollution and Marine Conservation: Approaches to Protect Biodiversity and Marine Life. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2023)

Sandra E. Shumway

biologymarine pollutionmarine biodiversityenvironmental scienceecologybiodiversity conservationbiodiversity lossmarine conservationenvironmental protectionmarine policymarine ecologybiodiversityconservation biologymarine biologyaquatic conservationplastic pollution

Supporting Global Blue Economy Through Sustainable Molluscan Mariculture With a Focus on China. Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture (2023)

Daomin PengYugui ZhuSandra E. ShumwayJiansong ChuU. Rashid Sumaila

economy of chinasustainable molluscan mariculturemaricultureagricultural economicsaquaculturesustainable agricultureglobal blue economy

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Sandra Shumway

Research Professor of Marine Sciences emeritus

University of Connecticut

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Marine Sciences

Sandra Shumway is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Research Professor of Marine Sciences emeritus at University of Connecticut.

Honors

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Experiences

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Sandra Shumway

University of Connecticut

Research Professor of Marine Sciences emeritus

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Comparative Study of Mercury Bioaccumulation in Bivalve Molluscs From a Shallow Estuarine Embayment. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (2024)

Gunnar HansenSandra E. ShumwayRobert P. MasonZofia Baumann

Critical Need to Increase Aquatic Food Production and Food Supply From Aquaculture and Capture Fisheries: Trends and Outlook. Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture (2024)

Albert G.J. TaconSandra E. Shumway

aquatic food productionaquatic ecosystemsagricultural economicsaquaculturefood supplycritical needcapture fisheries

Effect of Seasonal Changes in Temperature on Capture Efficiency in the Blue Mussel, Mytilus Edulis, Fed Seston and Microplastics. Invertebrate Biology (2024)

Maria RosaMartina CapriottiKayla AustinSandra E. ShumwayJ. Evan Ward

Microplastics Abundance at and Near a Shellfish Aquaculture Farm: An Eastern Oyster (Crassostrea Virginica) Transplant Study. Marine Environmental Research (2024)

Kayla MladinichBridget A. HolohanSandra E. ShumwayJ. Evan Ward

microplasticsmarine environmentsenvironmental scienceaquacultureeastern oystermarine biology

Sandra E. ShumwayKayla MladinichNoreen BlaschikBridget A. HolohanJ. Evan Ward

microplasticsenvironmental scienceaquatic ecosystemsfuture researchmolluscan shellfishexperimental protocolsanimal husbandrycritical assessmentfish biologyaquaculturemarine biology

An Estimate of Carbon Storage Capabilities From Wild and Cultured Shellfish in the Northwest Atlantic and Their Potential Inclusion in a Carbon Economy. Journal of Shellfish Research (2023)

Max D. ZavellOdd LindahlRamon FilgueiraSandra E. Shumway

Biotoxin Uptake, Retention, and Depuration Trends in Purple-Hinged Rock Scallops, Crassadoma Gigantea (Gray 1825). Journal of Shellfish Research (2023)

Katie C. HouleBrian D. BillAimee ChristyJonathan P. DavisTod A. LeighfieldSteve L. MortonSandra E. ShumwayVera L. TrainerBrent VadopalasBobbi Hudson

purple-hinged rock scallopscrassadoma giganteabiotoxin uptakeenvironmental scienceecologymarine ecologyfish biologymarine biologydepuration trends

Feeding on the Smallest Cells: An in Situ Study of Picoplankton Capture by Bivalve Molluscs From Oligotrophic Waters. Frontiers in Marine Science (2023)

Tal AmitRaz MoskovichYuval JacobiSandra E. ShumwayJ. Evan WardPeter BeningerGitai YahelYossi Loya

: Plastic Pollution and Marine Conservation: Approaches to Protect Biodiversity and Marine Life. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2023)

Sandra E. Shumway

Supporting Global Blue Economy Through Sustainable Molluscan Mariculture With a Focus on China. Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture (2023)

Daomin PengYugui ZhuSandra E. ShumwayJiansong ChuU. Rashid Sumaila

economy of chinasustainable molluscan mariculturemaricultureagricultural economicsaquaculturesustainable agricultureglobal blue economy

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