Spring CBL Distinguished Scholar Seminar Series - 2013

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All seminars are held on Wednesdays at 3:30 p.m., BFL 1101 (unless otherwise noted).


 


JAN 23, Dr. Judy O'Neil, HPL, Harmful algal bloom nutrient and grazing dynamics in coastal and offshore environments


JAN 30, Dr. Cindy Palinkas, HPL, Sediment dynamics in Chesapeake Bay intertidal and fluvial-estuarine environments


FEB 6, Dr. Alyson Santoro, HPL, Biogeochemical potential of marine archaea


FEB 13, Dr. Stephanie Lansing, ENST, Waste to Energy: Anaerobic digestion and implications for the Chesapeake Bay.


Feb 20, Dr. Verena Starke, CIW, Ecology at a calcite participating spring in the High Arctic: Urban development, microbe-style


FEB 27, Dr. Yantao Li, IMET, Triacylglycerol synthesis and storage in microalgae: Pathways, regulation, and biotechnological implications


MAR 6, Dr. William Bowerman, ENST, Sea eagles as the messenger: What we have learned from 50 years of population monitoring


MAR 13, Dr. Libby Jewett, NOAA, Ocean acidification at NOAA: An integrated research and monitoring approach


MAR 20, SPRING BREAK NO SEMINAR


MAR 27, Dr. Chris Brown, NOAA/NESDIS, Ecological forecasting in Chesapeake Bay: Using a mechanistic-empirical modelling approach


APR 3, Dr. Bill Cooper, Florida State University, Analytical chemistry, natural organic matter and climate change


APR 10, ** CANCELLED **  Dr. David Burdige, ODU, Dissolved organic matter cycling in marine sediments and its linkages to oceanic elemental cycles


APR 17, Dr. Stephanie Yarwood, ENST, Do soil microbial communities differ in freshwater tidal restored and natural sites?


APR 24 ** CANCELLED **  (NICE HALL), Dr. Dana Biasatti, CBL, Paleoecologies and paleoclimates of Miocene (8-20 Ma) marine vertebrates from the Calvert Cliffs of southern Maryland, USA: A stable isotope perspective


MAY 1, Dr. Stephen Keller, AL, Merging ecology and genomics to understand evolutionary responses to rapid environmental change


MAY 8 - NO SEMINAR


May 15, Dr. Paul Leisnham, ENST, Socio-ecological approaches to human health: From minute mosquitoes to whole watersheds