Seminars Fall 2016

Date	Speaker	Seminar Title	Affiliation	Host Student
9/12/2016	Oyster Bar
9/19/2016	Anand Gnanadesikan	Drivers and impacts of biogeochemical variability	Johns Hopkins University	Chuning Wang Zhuomin Chen
9/26/2016	David Burns	Water(s), Rivers, Estuaries and Ocean(s): Multidisciplinary Troubles as Opportunities for Teaching and Learning	Science Education for New Civic Engagements and Responsibilities	Jacqueline McSweeney
10/03/2016	Andrew Stewart	Eddy mixing and transport at the Antarctic margins.	University of California, Los Angeles	Nicole Couto
10/10/2016	Douglas Zemeckis/Tina Dura	Informing the assessment and management of fishery resources through collaborative research / Detection of Holocene earthquakes and tsunamis using diatom analysis in coastal sedimentary sequences	Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
10/17/2016	Ryan Abernathey	“What are Ocean Eddies?”	Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University	Cliff Watkins
10/24/2016	Adam Parris	Reshaping the legacy of the coast in the US: Turning the tide in New York City and Jamaica Bay	Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay	Jennifer Walker
10/31/2016	Colette Feehan/Timothy Shaw	Colette: Promoting coral reef resiliency through recovery of a keystone herbivore after disease. Tim: Late Holocene sea level variability from the mid U.S. Atlantic coast	Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
11/07/2016	Heidi Sosik	High resolution time series of plankton communities: From early warning of harmful blooms to sentinels of climate change	Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution	Christien Laber Brittany Schieler
11/14/2016	Nina Therkildsen	Next generation genomics for fisheries management and marine conservation	Cornell University	Chris Free
11/21/2016	Paul Falkowski	How corals make rocks	Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
11/28/2016	Laura Miller	Fluid dynamics of pulsing in Cnidarians: Consequences for swimming, feeding and exchange	The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Joe Caracappa
12/05/2016	Joe Kirschvink	From Archean Magnetotaxis, through the Great Oxygenation Event, the First Snowball Earth, and onto the Rise of Eukaryotes	California Institute of Technology
12/12/2016	AGU – No Seminar