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Posts by Chase Thompson

Low-cost monitoring of HAB toxins in Kachemak Bay

By Chase Thompson | June 29, 2026
Two people working on scientific instrument near boats on a dock.

Harmful algal blooms (HABs) happen every year in Alaska and are increasing in frequency, likely due to rising ocean temperatures and other factors

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