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Author: Neeharika Verma

I am a PhD student at the University of Chicago and the Marine Biological Lab, currently studying germline development and regeneration in the amphipod crustacean, Parhyale hawaiensis. I did my undergraduate degree in India and did my Masters in Oceanography at the University of Massachusetts (during which I participated in multiple month-long research cruises out in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans!). I am broadly interested in integrating ecology with developmental biology in marine organisms and I hope to comprehend the fundamental interconnectedness of the mysteries that swim in the Earth’s oceans. I am also an illustrator and a PADI certified diver. 
As Elusive as a Cheshire Cat : Phytoplankton vs. Marine Viruses
Biological oceanography

As Elusive as a Cheshire Cat : Phytoplankton vs. Marine Viruses

Phytoplankton escape infection by marine viruses by becoming invisible to them using a new tactic: the “Cheshire Cat” strategy.
May 26, 2023May 26, 2023 Neeharika Verma

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