Visiting Scholar Seminar: Judy O'Neil, UMCES-HPL

December 13, 2024 11:00am to 12:00pm iCal Google Calendar
Appalachian Laboratory

Dr. Judy O'Neil of the UMCES Horn Point Laboratory will present "Harmful algal blooms and water quality on local, regional, and global scales" as part of the Visiting Scholar Seminar Series.  The seminar will take place on Friday, December 13, at 11am in room 109 of the Appalachian Laboratory. To learn more about Dr. O'Neil's work, visit https://www.umces.edu/judy-oneil. 

Seminars in the Visiting Scholar Seminar Series are science talks intended for members of the scientific community. For more information about the Appalachian Laboratory's events for the general public, please visit www.umces.edu/watershed-moments.  

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