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NSU Researcher Featured in National Media
Research Into Invasive Species Garners National Coverage
Credit: John E. Randall, Ph.D., Hawaii Biological Survey
For Nova Southeastern University researcher Matthew Johnston, Ph.D., studying invasive marine species is his specialty. From lionfish to giant shrimp to damselfish, Johnston has been involved in some cutting-edge research as to what these non-native species mean to their new habitats.
His most recent research involves the damselfish that has made parts of the Gulf of Mexico its new home. Media have covered the release of his latest research paper – you can see some the media coverage below.
WLRN – Public Television Miami
WUSF News (University of South Florida)