DryLab
Throughout the course of our modeling development, we aim to address a wide range of questions, spanning from bacterial dynamics to socio-economic patterns. Thus, we developed three distinct models to look into the symbiotic, sociological, and economic aspects of our coral research: (Read More...)
Description
Coral reefs are crucial not only for the sustainability of ocean environments but also a key component in economic resources through tourism and fisheries. However, due to multiple threats to coral survival, such as climate change, (Read More...)
Human Practice
Dr. Ushijima is an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW). His lab focuses on probiotic treatments for disease, habitat restoration, and microbe-microbe antagonism mechanisms. He earned his Ph.D. (Read More...)
DryLab Model
Throughout the course of our modeling development, we aim to address a wide range of questions, spanning from bacterial dynamics to socio-economic patterns. Thus, we developed three distinct models to look into the symbiotic, sociological, and economic aspects of our coral research: (Read More...)
Coral Alliance Map
This map serves as a guide for future iGem teams, streamlining the process of finding relevant and suitable resources efficiently. For example, if an iGem team wishes to search for marine related organizations for their project, the research process would be simplified (Read More...)
Entrepreneurship
We’ve developed a comprehensive entrepreneurship plan that carefully markets Cure-all Reef as an ocean climate technology company that starts up with two main products: a coral spray with biofilm-producing bacteria contained with (Read More...)