NOAA-EPP LMRCSC Doctoral Fellow
Ph.D., Marine Biology & Ecology, Graduated December 2023
University of Miami – RSMAS
Adrianne Wilson received her bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science from Northwestern University in 2014. In 2017, she successfully completed her Master of Science degree in Environmental Science from Florida Mechanical and Agricultural University. Here she studied the population dynamics of larval fish in the Gulf of Mexico. She joined LMRCSC in 2017 under the advisement of Dr. Elizabeth Babcock.
Adrianne graduated from University of Miami Rosenstiel School with a Ph.D. in Marine Biology & Ecology, studying the age, growth and genetic diversity of Lane Snapper. She will start a post-doc position with the North Gulf Institute at Mississippi State University, based at NOAA’s Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory in Miami. In the position, she will use eDNA and eRNA to evaluate the biodiversity of microbes in the Northern Gulf of Mexico and their roles in the biological carbon pump.
NERTO Project Title: Age and Growth of Lane Snapper in the Gulf of Mexico
NOAA Mentor: Dr. Robert Allman, NOAA, SEFSC, Panama City, FL
Academic Advisor: Dr. Elizabeth Babcock
Publications/Presentations
- * Wilson, A. (2022, February 8). Age and Growth of Lane Snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. Lecture presented at the University of Miami Sea Secrets Lecture Series via Zoom in Florida, Miami.
- Wilson, A. (2019). Age and Growth of Lane Snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. Oral session presented at the annual American Fisheries Society meeting, Reno, NV.
- Wilson, A. (2019, June 18). Black in STEM. Speech presented at Microbiology Girls Club Summer Workshop in Florida, Homestead.
- Wilson, A. (2019, April 12). Age and Growth of Lane Snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. Lecture presented at Student Seminar Series in Florida, Miami.
