This project is funded by the Hinkley Center for Solid and Hazardous Waste Management (https://www.hinkleycenter.org/). Below are documents associated with each of these projects.
- Project Leads and Abstract for Year 1
- Project Leads and Abstract for Year 2
- Project Leads and Abstract for Year 3
- Project Leads and Abstract for Year 4
- Technical Awareness Group (TAG) Meetings:
- March 26, 2025. Meeting Agenda with links to PPT slides and Videos. Minutes
- June 21, 2024. Meeting Agenda with links to PPT slides and Videos. Minutes.
- September 19, 2023. Meeting Agenda with links to PPT slides and Videos. Minutes.
- March 7, 2023. Meeting Agenda with links to PPT slides and Videos. Minutes.
- March 17, 2022. Meeting Agenda with links to PPT slides and Videos. Minutes.
- July 14, 2021. Meeting Agenda with links to PPT slides and Videos. Minutes.
- December 15, 2020. Meeting Agenda with links to PPT slides and Videos. Minutes.
- These meetings are open to the public. If you would like to participate, please send an email message to: aaa625@miami.edu , bzm4@miami.edu and/or hmsolo@miami.edu
- TAG Members
- Latest Progress Report
- Final Report (Year 1)
- Final Report (Year 2)
- Final Report (Year 3).
News Coverage
Find us in:
Publications
Publications from this research:
- “Cost Estimates for Producing Sargassum spp. Compost” can be found here. The Spanish version can be found here.
- “Assessment of Sargassum spp. management strategies in southeast Florida” can be found here.
- “Assessing Quality and Beneficial Uses of Sargassum Compost” can be found here.
- “Use of Deep Sequencing to Evaluate Transitions in Microbial Communities in Stranded Sargassum” can be found here.
- “Differential accumulation of enterococci and arsenic in pelagic Sargassum and seagrass wrack on South Florida beaches” can be found here.
- “Quantification of sulfur compound emissions from Sargassum Strandings” can be found here.
- “A mesocosm study of stranded Sargassum shows considerable volatilization and arsenic dominating in inorganic forms” can be found here.
