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2017 Spring Seminar Series

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2017 Spring Seminar Series

Seminars start at 4pm!

Facility is handicap accessible!

January 26 - KENNETH COALE - MLML

Seeing through the fog: The cycling of mercury from sea to land.

Hosted by the Chemical Oceanography Lab.

February 2 - PAUL LEARY - HOPKINS MARINE STATION

Observations, causes and potential consequences of small-scale temperature and oxygen variability in a kelp forest system.

Hosted by the Phycology Lab.

February 9 - ALISON STIMPERT - MLML

Combining acoustics and technology to advance conservation of marine mammals in California.

Hosted by the Vertebrate Ecology Lab.

February 16 - AMY WAGNER - SACRAMENTO STATE UNIVERSITY

Corals as a proxy for ocean and climate variability.

Hosted by the Geological Oceanography Lab.

February 23 - DIANA LASCALA-GRUENEWALD - HOPKINS MARINE STATION

The roles of competition, movement strategy and plasticity in the foraging behavior of an intertidal limpet.

Hosted by the Benthic Ecology Lab.

March 2 - JOHN CARLOS GARZA - NOAA SOUTHWEST FISHERIES SCIENCE CENTER

Genetic analysis reveals the basis of life history variation in marine fishes.

Hosted by the Ichthyology Lab.

March 9 - QING WANG - NAVAL POST GRADUATE SCHOOL

Air-Sea Interaction in the Eyes of Boundary Layer Meteorologists.

Hosted by the Physical Oceanography Lab.

March 16 - SALVADOR JORGENSEN - MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM

Tracking white sharks to an ocean desert.

Hosted by the PSRC and Fisheries Conservation Biology Labs.

March 23 - HOLLY BOWERS - MLML

Molecular approaches and mobile sampling platforms unravel diversity of Pseudo-nitzschia in Monterey Bay.

Hosted by the Invertebrate Zoology and Environmental Technology Labs.

April 6 - JUDITH CONNOR - MBARI

Developing diversity in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Hosted by the Biological Oceanography Lab and the MLML Library.

April 13 - KERRY NICKOLS - CSUMB

Seeing the ocean and the forest: understanding the drivers of biogeochemical variability in kelp forests.

Hosted by the Phycology Lab.

April 20 - JERRY KOOYMAN - SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY

From Bourdon tubes and kitchen timers to microprocessors, accelerometers, videocams, and endless other widgets.

Hosted by the Vertebrate Ecology Lab.

April 27 - TIM DAVIDSON - SACRAMENTO STATE UNIVERSITY

Bioerosion in a changing world.

Hosted by the Ichthyology Lab.

May 4 - JENNY GILES - HOPKINS MARINE STATION

Shark fin forensics and research diagnostics.

Hosted by the PSRC and Fisheries Conservation Biology Labs.

May 11 - SARA ELSHAFIE - UC BERKELEY

Engaging Any Audience: Filmmaking Story Art Techniques to Effectively Communicate Science.

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Hosted by the Invertebrate Zoology Lab.
“The mission of MLML is to provision the marine scientists of the future.  This means that undergraduate and graduate students are provided with unparalleled access to faculty advisors and teachers, research facilities, and an incredible local marine environment.  Our primary goal is to provide students with the necessary skills and training to succeed in academia, governmental agencies, conservation, and management to serve societal needs involving marine issues.”

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