Welcome
Front row left to right (Tucker Hull, Olivia Hughes, Shilpa Lal). Back row left to right (Kimball Millikan, Paula Moehlenkamp, Christina Comfort, Margaret McManus, Katharine Smith, Gordon Walker). Not pictured: Jon Whitney, Shaun Wriston.
Based at the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, the CPhOAME Research Group studies links between coastal oceanography and the dynamics of marine ecosystems. Our research is interdisciplinary and consists of fieldwork, modeling, and quantitative analysis.
Here you will find links to our current research, past endeavors and contact information.
Thanks for visiting!
OUR COMMITMENT TO SUPPORTING DIVERSITY
The McManus Lab is committed to cultivating and preserving a culture of inclusion and
connectedness, regardless of age, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, race,
religion, nationality, or socio-economic background. Without diversity of skills, thought, and
experiences, we lessen our ability to ask important questions, creatively problem solve and
excel academically. Our goals are to:
• Provide a safe and equitable environment that stimulates and shares multiple ways of
thinking, fostering creativity and innovation
• Respect individual needs, styles, and career goals and mentor accordingly
• Find areas to go above and beyond status quo to broaden representation in STEM,
correcting historical opportunity imbalances and improving science
• Celebrate and use our differences to better our science and science education efforts