Lynne Hodge, Ph.D.
Associate Scientist (Affiliate)
Marine Mammal and Turtle Division
Marine Mammal Branch/Passive Acoustics Ecology Program
Passive acoustics, ship noise, marine mammal sounds
Email: lynne.hodge@noaa.gov
Lynne Hodge, Ph.D.
Associate Scientist (Affiliate)
Lynne Hodge, Ph.D., works for the University of Miami's Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies as a NOAA Southeast Fisheries Science Center affiliate.
Lynne received her undergraduate and Master’s degrees from UNC Wilmington and a Ph.D. from Duke University, where she also worked as a postdoctoral scientist. Lynne joined the SEFSC Passive Acoustics Ecology Program in 2021. She has experience analyzing passive acoustic datasets for various marine mammal vocalizations. Her current research focuses on ship noise in the Gulf of America and sperm whale clicks.