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The lectures in the Marine Science series are aimed at a scientific audience but are open to the public. Each seminar begins with a reception at 3:00 pm in the Watermen's Hall lobby; the presentation follows at 3:30 pm in McHugh Auditorium (campus map, building 56) at VIMS. Access information on other lectures here: 2007 | 2006 | 2005

Environmental factors influencing the invasion and spread of Phragmites australis in tidal wetlands
(October 22, 2004) Dr. Randy Chambers is Director of the Keck Environmental Field Laboratory at William and Mary.

 


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Building integrated ocean observatories: from blooms to plumes
(January 28, 2005) Dr. Oscar Schofield from the Institute of Marine and Coastal Science (IMCS) at Rutgers University explores the use of integrated ocean observing systems to study continental shelves.

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Linking community structure and function through ecological genomics in polar and hydrothermal vent ecosystems

(March 18, 2005) Dr. Alison Murray of the Desert Research Institute will discuss her efforts to use biotechnology and genomics to understand the biodiversity, biogeochemical activities, and unique adaptations of microorganisms to their environments. A major goal of her research is to develop environmental genomics technologies for studying gene expression in organisms sampled directly from the environment, thereby circumventing the need for cultivation.


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Dissolved organic matter: molecular-level chemical characterization to global-scale models of sources
(March 25, 2005) Dr. Sybil Seitzinger, a visiting Professor at the Rutgers University/NOAA Cooperative Marine Education & Research Program (CMER) will provide a global overview of the sources and fate of dissolved organic matter in the marine environment.

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The physical and biological implications of flood sedimentation in the coastal ocean
(April 8, 2005) Dr. Rob Wheatcroft of the College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences at Oregon State University will explore the effects of flood sedimentation on the physical and biological characteristics of the continental shelf and coastal ocean.

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