Emily Johnson

Marine Technology Extension Associate
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What I do for Sea Grant

As the Marine Technology Extension Associate, I help connect emerging marine and environmental technologies with Minnesota communities, educators, and industries to build workforce capacity, foster public understanding, and enhance community resilience and safety. In this one-year position, I will primarily support a project to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of sonar data systems in Lake Superior using AI and integrated weather, maritime, and environmental data.

Education & Certification

M.S. - Biology
Loyola University Chicago

B.S. - Environmental Biology
University of Dayton

Upcoming Events

A yellow leaf floating down a rocky creek in fall. Credit: Brett Groehler/University Minnesota Duluth.

Twin Ports Freshwater Folk: AIS Invertebrates in the Duluth-Superior Area

News Releases

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Research Scientist in Marine Sensing and High Frequency Monitoring

Minnesota Sea Grant is hiring a research scientist to improve how Lake Superior is monitored.

2027-2028 call for hosts minnesota sea grant science & policy fellow on orange flag with dark background

Call for Hosts: Minnesota Sea Grant Science & Policy Fellowship

The Minnesota Sea Grant College Program seeks host organizations for its 2027-28 Science and Policy Fellowship.

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National program will bring aquaculture extension professionals to Minnesota and Texas

Minnesota Sea Grant and Texas Sea Grant have announced the 2027 Sea Grant Aquaculture Leadership Academy, a national professional development program for early- and mid-career aquaculture extension