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Please join us on Monday November 7 at 12:40 pm for the UGA Department of Marine Sciences seminar. Dr. Renato Mendes, a Researcher at +ATLANTIC CoLAB and Faculty of Engineering at University of Porto, will present his work entitled Working in the intersection of Marine Science and Robotics: Challenges of Interdisciplinary Research. If anyone would like to meet with the speaker after the talk, please email Dr. Rivero-Calle to set…
Please join us on Monday October 31 at 12:40 pm for the UGA Department of Marine Sciences seminar. Dr. Alastair Graham, an Associate Professor at University of South Florida, will present his work entitled Sensing the Thwaites Glacier system using Sonars. If anyone would like to meet with the speaker after the talk, please email Dr. Yager to set up a meeting (pyager@uga.edu).   The Zoom link for those of you joining from your computers will…
Please join us on Monday October 24 at 12:40 pm for the UGA Department of Marine Sciences seminar. Dr. Sabrina Parra, a Senior Researcher at Johns Hopkins University, will present her work entitled Laboratory experiments on the effects of oyster reefs on downstream flows. If anyone would like to meet with the speaker after the talk, please email me to set up a meeting (atgreer@uga.edu).   The Zoom link for those of you…
Please join us on Monday October 17 at 12:40 pm for the UGA Department of Marine Sciences seminar. Dr. Nicole Millette, an Assistant Professor at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), will present her work entitled The past, present, and future of mixotrophy research. If anyone would like to meet with the speaker after the talk, please email Natalie Cohen to set up a meeting (cohen@uga.edu).   The Zoom link for…
Please join us on Monday October 10 at 12:40 pm for the UGA Department of Marine Sciences seminar. One of the postdocs in our department, Dr. Zac Cooper, will be presenting his work entitled Using ‘omics to explore the evolution of psychrohalophilic bacteria from polar brines and the metabolic efficiency of mesophilic bacteria from the surface ocean. If anyone would like to meet with the speaker after the talk, please email Bill Miller to set up…
Please join us on Monday October 3 at 12:40 pm for the UGA Department of Marine Sciences seminar. Dr. Kelly Sutherland, an Associate Professor at the University of Oregon, will be presenting her work entitled Pelagic tunicates are picky eaters: insights from small-scale imaging, feeding studies and field observations. If anyone would like to meet with the speaker after the talk, please email me to set up a meeting (atgreer@uga.edu).  …
Please join us on Monday September 26 at 12:40 pm for the UGA Department of Marine Sciences seminar. Dr. Gengchen Mai, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography at UGA, will be presenting his work entitled Spatially explicit artificial intelligence for environmental data science. If anyone would like to meet with the speaker after the talk, please email Dr. Bill Miller to set up a meeting (bmiller@uga.edu).   The…
Please join us on Monday September 19 at 12:40 pm for the UGA Department of Marine Sciences seminar. Dr. Kady Lyons, a research scientist at the Georgia Aquarium, will be presenting her work entitled A tale of two eggs: Application of small and big data in zebra shark conservation. If anyone would like to meet with the speaker after the talk, please email Dr. Tish Yager to set up a meeting (pyager@uga.edu).   The zoom link…
Please join us on Monday September 12 at 12:40 pm for the UGA Department of Marine Sciences seminar. Dr. Shelby Ziegler will be presenting her work entitled Environmental drivers of fish-habitat linkages across space and time. If anyone would like to meet with the speaker after the talk, please email Dr. Merryl Alber to set up a meeting (malber@uga.edu).   The zoom link for those of you joining from your computers will be…

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