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Jadyn M. Sethna

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I am a marine biologist investigating animal magnetic navigation. I’m interested in how environmental changes affect animal learning, behavior, and sensory processes. I am currently a PhD candidate at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill studying how loggerhead sea turtles navigate using earth’s magnetic field, despite a changing geomagnetic field. 

 

I also conduct research in STEM outreach, and I’m passionate about inclusivity in STEM and accessibility to biological field work. I’m a nature nerd and a sea turtle lover: a hiker, a runner, a biker, there’s so much to discover! I also love to cook, garden, and write silly short poems. 

Education

2022 – Present

PhD. Student

University of North Carolina @ Chapel Hill

Research Areas: Sea Turtle Biology, Animal Cognition, Animal Navigation, Sensory Biology, Epigenetics

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2018 - 2021

BSc. Biology

Georgia Institute of Technology

Research Areas: Herpetology, Vertebrate Biology, Paleontology, Animal Behavior, Vertebrate Physiology, STEM Outreach

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