Students of Manahawkin’s Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science work the whole school year to design, implement and analyze independent research projects – a requirement for first-year students’ class grades in biology and chemistry. They present their projects at the annual MATES Research Expo.
SMILING EYES: MATES freshman Amalie Werner’s project won first place in the chemistry category. (Photo courtesy Jennifer Hudak)
This year’s 16th annual expo was conducted virtually for the third year in a row, coordinated jointly by research advisers Amy Williams and Jay Kelsey and Science and Research Supervisor…
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