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Ocean Global Change Biology

University of California, Santa Barbara
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Research in the Hofmann Lab focuses on global change biology in the oceans.
Although we concentrate on environment
-organism interactions and the role
of physiology in the response of marine organisms to a changing environment,
our research uses many approaches. 

Our graduate students and postdocs have projects that include the use of oceanographic sensors,
​physiological tools, epigenetics, and transcriptomics to ask whether organisms can adapt to a changing ocean.
We do our work in a variety of marine ecosystems,
​and we invite you to explore the links on the Hofmann Lab webpage.
© Gretchen Hofmann 2016. All Rights Reserved.
  • Home
  • People
    • Gretchen Hofmann
    • Marie Strader
    • Logan Kozal
    • Terence Leach
    • Xochitl Clare
    • Jannine Chamorro
    • Sam Bogan
    • Cailan Sugano
    • Adriane McDonald
    • Maddie Housh
    • Undergraduate Researchers
    • Alumni
  • Research
    • Organism-Environment Interactions
    • Marine Molecular Ecology
    • Coastal California Studies
    • Environmental Epigenetics
    • Aquaculture and Fisheries Species Research
    • Antarctic Research Program
  • Publications
  • Technology
  • Outreach
    • UC LEADS
    • World Oceans Day
  • Collaborators
  • News
  • Prospective Students
  • Location