Kay C. Vopel

Current Work - Photos

Kay Vopel at the perennially ice-covered Lake Hoare, Antarctica.

In situ synchronous time-series measurements of flow velocity and oxygen concentration around sulfur ectosymbioses
(Twin Cays, Tobacco Reef Section, Belize).

An Optode and an ADV positioned at a vertical wall of mangrove peat
(Twin Cays, Batfish Point).

Rod, Daniela, and Kay (left to right) studying meiofauna in a
New Zealand estuary.

Having fun under water.

Kay studying the effects of irregular sea urchins
on the sediment-water solute exchange.

Smithsonian Field Station Carrie Bow Cay, Tobacco Reef Section, Belize.

From left to right: Michael Teasdale, Camille Hippolyte, and Angelika Sorgo sampling in the Gulf of Mexico.

Emergence Project
Florida State University Marine Lab, Gulf of Mexico, Florida

Symbiosis Project
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Carrie Bow Cay Field Station, Belize
The microsensors were provided by Unisense A/S, Denmark.