The Wong Lab use a combination of physiological and molecular approaches to investigate how marine invertebrates respond to changes in their environment. In addition to understanding these response mechanisms, we aim to explore tools and methods we can use to promote resilience to climate change. One of our main aims is to integrate our work with practitioners and stakeholders so that our research directly contributes to improving outcomes in conservation, restoration, and aquaculture.
Latest News
- Research Technician, Andrew Barfield
We are very excited to have Andrew Barfield join the Wong Lab as its first research technician. Welcome to the Marine Lab, Andrew!
- Dr. Wong presents at the NSOE Faculty Symposium
The Nicholas School of the Environment’s inaugural faculty research symposium was recently held at the Marine Lab. Juliet shared her ongoing work on sea urchins in Puerto Rico, and her upcoming research in North Carolinian marine ecosystems. You can read about it here: https://nicholas.duke.edu/news/organismal-responses-climate-change-sea
- The Wong Lab opens at DUML
The Wong Lab, led by Dr. Juliet Wong, began in August 2023. We are very excited to join the wonderful community at the Duke University Marine Lab!