Dr. Xinyue Ye joins the Texas OneGulf Network of Experts (TONE), which consists of more than 160 scientists, policy experts and researchers from the nine-research member consortium, to provide a trusted resource for information and science-driven solutions relevant to Gulf of Mexico issues affecting Texas and the region. Texas OneGulf is a consortium of nine research member institutions funded, in part, with federal funding from the Department of the Treasury through the State of Texas (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) under the RESTORE Act.
Dr. Xinyue Ye joins the Texas OneGulf Network of Experts (TONE), which consists of more than 160 scientists, policy experts and researchers from the nine-research member consortium, to provide a trusted resource for information and science-driven solutions relevant to Gulf of Mexico issues affecting Texas and the region. Texas OneGulf is a consortium of nine research member institutions funded, in part, with federal funding from the Department of the Treasury through the State of Texas (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) under the RESTORE Act.