GMS works across four integrated areas of research, teaching, and engagement:
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Blue Economy. Assessing regional baselines to target and advance sustainable, regional economic growth.
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Climate Resilience. Examining the effects of climate change on the long-term health of coastal communities, economies, and ecosystems.
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Marine Ecology. Using field research, laboratory work, and our seawater system to study biology and ecology in the Gulf of Maine.
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Sustainable Fisheries and Seafood. Integrating traditional knowledge with cutting-edge data to study the seafood industry.