Mooney’s expertise has been employed as an advisor to the US Coast Guard for Environmental Impact Statements, as well as National Marine Fisheries Service, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, and the Western Pacific Fisheries Council for means of reducing marine mammal by-catch. His innovative work has resulted in over 80 peer-publications and reports, and over 100 invited and contributed paper presentations. His work has recently been featured in such publications as Nature, Science, The New York Times and The Times(London) and he has actively collaborated with researchers in numerous countries and institutions. To achieve these tasks, he works with engineers to develop new sensors and biologging tags. This involves determining the effects of increasing anthropogenic noise on dolphins and whales, assessing means of reducing marine mammal by-catch and depredation, measuring hearing and effects of noise with marine mammals and an array of other taxa, monitoring biological activity and reef health via underwater soundscapes, defining hearing capabilities in organisms not previously known to use sound, such as squid and cuttlefish and developing new sensors to measure sound production, biodiversity and animal behaviors. Mooney’s research focuses on sensory biology and particularly how marine animals use and are affected by sound.
He is currently an Associate Scientist at WHOI. Mooney worked at the Marine Biological Laboratory and then the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) as a Postdoctoral Scholar. At UH Mooney conducted research on reducing dolphin and porpoise bycatch and the effects of noise on marine mammals. (2008) from the University of Hawaii (Zoology – Marine Biology emphasis). from the University of New Hampshire (2000 Biology with Spanish minor) and a M.S. 2022 Festival Sponsorship and/or AdvertisingĪran Mooney is a marine biologist focusing on the sensory biology of marine organisms.2021 Capital Campaign for the MV Film Society - Help Us Secure Our Home: MV Film Center.Women In Film Festival – October 14-16, 2022.MV International Film Festival - Sept.2019 ENVIRONMENTAL FILM FESTIVAL PROGRAM.
MV Environmental Film Festival - May 26-29, 2022.SPECTRUM (LGBTQ+) Film Festival - May 6-8, 2022.Artist Shows at the Feldman Family Art Space.2022-23 MET OPERA LIVE – season preview.
THE LONELIEST WHALE SERIES
Outdoor Summer Film Series at Featherstone presented by the MV Film Society.
0 kommentar(er)
