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Constance Sartor

Constance Sartor has written 2 posts for oceanbites

Caffeinated Seas: Unique Tracers for Wastewater-borne Contaminants

By ⋅ April 23, 2019 ⋅ Post a comment

In the Long Island Sound estuary, researchers are using your coffee byproducts (caffeine, sucralose) to study pharmaceutical contaminants from wastewater treatment facilities. Constance SartorI am a Master’s student at the University of Guam. My current research interests are coral transcriptomics, microbiome characterization, and spatial epidemiology. I am also an artist and enjoy painting conservation-minded murals […]

Can Firefighting Strategies Save the Corals?

By ⋅ March 26, 2019 ⋅ Post a comment

Coral reefs provide many ecosystem services, but are dying at an alarming rate due to stressors such as disease. Find out how scientists are beta-testing disease mitigation techniques derived from firefighting. Constance SartorI am a Master’s student at the University of Guam. My current research interests are coral transcriptomics, microbiome characterization, and spatial epidemiology. I […]

 

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