Charlotte Garing
Seminar- Fluid flow and fluid-rock interaction in geological formations: Applications to carbon sequestration

Charlotte Garing, Geology Department (University of Georgia)
239 Marine Sciences Bldg.

Jessica O'Connell
Spatiotemporal patterns and drivers of Spartina alterniflora phenology and belowground biomass

Jessica O'Connell (University of Georgia)
Jessica O'Connell (University of Georgia) Jessica O'Connell, Department of Marine Sciences (University of Georgia)
261 Marine Science Bldg

Mark Hay
Seminar- Curing Environmental Collapse? Challenges and Opportunities due to Ecosystem Tipping Points

Mark Hay, Department of Ocean Science and Engineering (Georgia Institute of Technology)
261 Marine Science Bldg.

Elizabeth Harvey
Seminar- All microorganisms must die: mechanisms of mortality in the plankton

Elizabeth Harvey (University of Georgia)
261 Marine Science Bldg.

Kady Lyons
Seminar- Using Organochlorine Contaminants as a Tool to Examine Ecological Physiology in Three Species of Pelagic Sharks

Kady Lyons, Research Scientist (Georgia Aquarium )
Marine Sciences 261

Amy Willis
Seminar- Modeling abundance and diversity of microbiomes

Amy Willis, Department of Biostatistics (University of Washington)
TBD

Emanuele Di Lorenzo
Seminar- Ocean Climate Extremes, Social-Ecological Dynamics, and the new OceanVisions Initiative

Emanuele Di Lorenzo, School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Marine Sciences Bldg. room 261

Amanda Frossard
Seminar- Surface-Active Organics in Marine Aerosol Particles

Amanda Frossard, Department of Chemistry (University of Georgia)
261 Marine Science Bldg.

Randie Bundy
Seminar- The Impact of Organic Compounds on the Cycling of Trace Metals in the Ocean

Randie Bundy, Department of Chemical Oceanography (University of Washington)
261 Marine Science Bldg.

Rogier Braakman
CHALK TALK: Cross-scale Metabolic Evolution of Oceanic Microbes: Linking Cellular Driving Forces to the Emergence of Cross-feeding and Biogeochemical Cycles

Rogier Braakman, Civil and Environmental Engineering & Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Science (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Marine Sciences Bldg. Rm. 261