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| Adam
G. Marsh
Adam G. Marsh
University of Delaware
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Adam Marsh is a
broadly trained scholar, having received two BA degrees in both
English Literature and Biology, a MS degree in Invertebrate
Zoology, and a PhD in Marine Ecology. Unsatisfied that he had
the tools he needed to understand how organisms are adapted
to survive in specific habitats, he then had several postdoctoral
research appointments in the areas of Cell Biology, Molecular
Biology, Invertebrate Immunology, and then finally Molecular
Ecology, which more or less integrates all the skill sets of
his previous postdoctoral research projects. Dr. Marsh was selected
as a student in the first NSF-sponsored Antarctic Biology Course
n 1994 and has returned to work at McMurdo Station for 11 seasons
over the last 13 years since. Dr. Marsh is an Associate Professor
at the University Delaware and currently serves as the Chair
of the Diving Control Board for NSF’s Office of Polar
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