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Nutrients influence the thermal ecophysiology of an intertidal macroalga: Multiple stressors or multiple drivers?

About Nick: "My graduate research training encompassed a combination of biophysical and physiological tools used to describe how organism responds to changes in environmental conditions. For my masters research, I focused on the effects of the light microenvironment influencing the photophysiology and growth of scleractinian coral. For my dissertation research, I explored the physiological responses of Fucus vesiculosus, a basal…


A Dynamic Ice-Covered Ecosystem: McMurdo Sound, Antarctica

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Secondary foundation species as drivers of coastal ecosystem structure, resilience and restoration success

Facilitation cascades arise where primary foundation species facilitate secondary (dependent) foundation species and collectively, they increase habitat complexity and quality to enhance species richness and abundance. In this seminar, I will present results from field experiments, lab experiments, correlational studies and models that indicate facilitation cascades created by spatial overlap of cordgrass and ribbed mussel foundation…


Making sense of uncertainty: values and evidence in complex decision-making

Dr. Behl is the Associate Director and Public Service Assistant for Georgia Sergeant. She has interests in science policy and ethics, geoscience  education and communication, as well as in large-scale ocean circulation and air-sea interactions.


Numerical modeling of multiphase plumes and their applications: 1) Lagrangian integral near field plumes and 2) Lagrangian far field plumes

Dr. Dissanayake is a postdoctoral researcher working on modeling aggregation and export of marine particle and oil in the water column in Dr. Burd’s lab at UGA. She was previously a postdoctoral researcher working with Dr. Scott Socolofsky at Texas A&M University.


Functional Characterization of Vitamin Transport and Metabolism in Microbes

"Functional Characterization of Vitamin Transport and Metabolism in Microbes" (Sponsored jointly by the Department of Marine Sciences and the UGA Microbiome Seminar Series). Dr. Wright conducts research on activity-based proteomics by which proteins are captured from microbes or the environment based on their function.


Using metagenomic and metatranscriptomic observations to test a thermodynamic-based model of community metabolic expression over time and space

Abstract: Marine biogeochemistry is orchestrated by a complex and dynamic community of microorganisms that attempt to maximize their own fecundity through a combination of competition and cooperation.  At a systems level, the community can be described as a distributed metabolic network, where different species contribute their own unique set of metabolic capabilities.  Our current project attempts to understand the governing…


Oil in Deep Water: The Gulf's Response to the BP Oil Spill

Dr. Mandy Joye will be speaking at the Athens Science Cafe, a free monthly seminar held at Little Kings at 7pm. Come out and join us for her talk, titled:"Oil in Deep Water: The Gulf's Response to the BP Oil Spill."


Seminar: Response of corals to ocean warming and acidification across reef environments in the western Caribbean Sea


Ecology - Marine Sciences seminar: Exploring the spatial and temporal variability of coastal ecosystem nitrogen cycling

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