Matthew N. George, Ph.D.
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Media coverage, commentary, and popular writing
  • May 2024 So long triploids, hello creamy oysters Hakai Magazine. Feature on our Global Change Biology study of triploid oyster mortality during heatwaves. Also in: Popular Science ("Climate change is coming for your oysters"); The Atlantic
  • 2023 Marine heatwaves impact mortality of triploid Pacific oysters Global Change Biology (invited commentary by D.T. Manahan). Commentary on George et al. (2023).
  • March 2019 What we can learn from how mussels attach to surfaces underwater Friday Harbor Laboratories Tide Bites, Vol. 67. Also published in the San Juan Islander.
  • February 2018 Hanging by a Thread: Mussels in a Changing Ocean Washington Sea Grant (animated video). Animation by Abby Lunstrum, Meg Chadsey, and Laura Newcomb.
  • July 2016 Acid attack: can mussels hang on for much longer? UW News Also in: ScienceDaily; Phys.org
  • July 2016 Ocean acidification is eating into mussels Grist
  • September 2014 Mussels lose footing in more acidic ocean Scientific American
  • March 2013 Blue mussels 'hang on' along rocky shores: for how long? Phys.org (National Science Foundation)
  • February 2013 Mussels cramped by environmental factors UW News
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