Tags: Seminars

 Dr. Gawarkiewicz will be joining us from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Dr Gawarkiewica will present his seminar:    Title: Recent Shelf/Slope Variability in the Middle Atlantic Bight and Implications for Fisheries   Abstract: The shelf/slope environment in the Middle Atlantic Bight is highly productive and supports commercial fisheries. Since the year 2000, however, shifts in Gulf Stream meandering and annual…

 Dr. Sutton will be joining us from the Guy Harvey Oceanography Research Center, Halmos College of Arts and Sciences, Nova Southeastern University.   Title: The Evolution of Deep-Pelagic Nekton (fish, shrimp, and squid) Time-Series Research in US Waters: What is Down There, How Are Populations Doing, and Why Does it Matter?   Abstract: Most people would have a hard time telling you why life in the deep ocean interior matters to…

Dr Chen completed her PhD at Dalhousie University in May 2025 and joined my lab as a postdoc this fall. The talk title and abstract and virtual connection information are below. We have a great lineup of speakers this semester: Title:   Tracking Arctic/Subarctic Export Production Variability Using Compound-Specific Isotope Analysis of Amino Acids   Abstract:   The Arctic and subarctic seas have been experiencing…

We will welcome Dr. Erin Dolan. Dr. Dolan is the Georgia Athletic Association Professor of Innovative Science Education and Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor. Professor Dolan will present her seminar:  The Dark Side of Development: When Mentoring is Problematic and What to Do About It. 

Dr. Erica Holloman-Hill will kick off the spring series on Monday, January 13th at 3:30 pm. Dr. Holloman-Hill (aka Dr. E) established Ayika Solutions, Inc. (ASI), a woman-owned & family operated, environmental consulting and research firm. Currently under her leadership, ASI is co-developing and supporting the implementation of practical and sustainable environmental solutions within the Southeast Region of the USA.   Dr E will be…

Exploring microeukaryotic biodiversity and their associated microbiomes in marine systems using eDNA/metabarcoding Environmental DNA (eDNA) and metabarcoding approaches have drastically changed the way we currently explore Earth’s biodiversity. Nowadays, eDNA/metabarcoding approaches are widely used for characterizing marine biodiversity across all types of habitats (e.g., benthic, pelagic, coastal, deep sea, etc.). For smaller metazoans (i.e…

We are excited to host a special seminar by Dr. Gretchen Mullendore, the director of mesoscale and microscale meteorology lab on Wednesday, September 11 at 4 pm. Dr. Mullendore’s presentation is entitled “An Update from the NCAR MMM Lab (and Convective Cross-Tropopause Exchange!)” and will be held in Marine Sciences 261 and broadcast to Skidaway’s OSIC classroom 129 Dr. Gretchen Mullendore has served as Director of the Mesoscale and Microscale…

UGA Marine Science Graduate Students Present: Title to be announced

Title: Modern sedimentary records of environmental change in the Global South

Title: TBD