Seminars Spring 2018

Date	Speaker	Seminar Title	Affiliation	Host Student
1/22/2018	Elizabeth Harvey	The mechanism and timing of marine microbial mortality and the implications for biogeochemical cycles	University of Georgia, Department of Marine Sciences	Chris Johns
1/29/2018	Mick Griffiths	Monsoons, Megadroughts, and Migration: Paleo Perspectives from Southeast Asian Cave Records	William Patterson University, Environmental Science	Stanley Ko
2/05/2018	Allison DedrickJoyce Ong	Persistence in spatially-structured marine populations: the clownfish case / Global hotspots of synchrony among marine fisheries	Rutgers, Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources
2/19/2018	Amy Leventer	Geologic perspectives on recent rapid environmental change in the eastern Antarctic Peninsula	Colgate University, Geology	Schuyler Nardelli
2/26/2018	Malin Pinsky	Life in a giant water bath: consequences for ecological dynamics in the ocean	Rutgers, Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources
3/05/2018	Becky Robinson	Increased nutrient richness in the equatorial Pacific during the Mid-Pleistocene transition	University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of Oceanography	Vince Clementi
3/19/2018	Dave Ralston	How a century of dredging has altered the tides, salinity, and response to storm events in the Hudson River estuary	WHOI, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering Department	Fernando Pareja
3/26/2018	Gavin Schmidt	The use of paleo-climate data to constrain future projections	NASA, Goddard Institute for Space Studies	Cliff Watkins
4/02/2018	Zhengyu Liu	Forcing Mechanism for the Partitioning of Atmospheric and Oceanic Heat Transports —- Beyond Bjerknes Compensation	The Ohio State University, Department of Geography	Jonathan Sherman
4/09/2018	Roberto Iglesias-Prieto	Physiological trade-offs and the limits of adaptation in reef corals	Penn State University, Department of Biology	Jonathan Sherman
4/16/2018	Carlos Moffat	Seminar Cancelled. Eddies, submarine troughs, and the heat budget of the west Antarctic Peninsula continental shelf	College of Earth, Ocean, & Environment, University of Delaware	Chuning Wang
4/19/2018	Dr. Peter Clark	Sea-level Rise Over the Next 100 to 10,000 Years in Response to Global Warming: An Update to IPCC AR5	College of Earth, Ocean, & Atmospheric Sciences, Oregon State University	Vince Clementi, Chuning Wang