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Seminar- Role of iron in the coupled photochemical and biological oxidation of dissolved organic carbon in arctic surface waters


Seminar- Superoxide: The Gatekeeper for Surface Ocean Redox Reactions


Seminar- Life and Death on a Coral Reef

A natural history story built around the coral-vermetid system.


Seminar- Tidal Wetlands as Transformers of Dissolved Organic Carbon


Seminar- Getting to the Bottom of things: A new Coastal Bottom Drifter

NOTE: This is a simulcast event from University of Georgia's Skidaway Institute of Oceanography in Savannah, GA ABSTRACT: A new profiling platform, the Coastal Bottom Drifter, was designed and built to observe near bottom environments in coastal regions. It is capable of drifting near the bottom with a prescribed clearance or at a constant depth and observe properties at up to 300 m of depth. The platform can be deployed for days or up to…


Seminar- The (potential) role of serpentinization in the origin of life, and on the global carbon cycle


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


Spatiotemporal patterns and drivers of Spartina alterniflora phenology and belowground biomass

Detailed information on vegetation phenology in salt marshes is useful for understanding patterns in plant production and carbon sequestration. I used high-frequency PhenoCam imagery to characterize the phenophases of Spartina alterniflora, the dominant macrophyte in eastern U.S. salt marshes. These observations showed differences of > 1 month in the timing of spring green-up in plants located only meters apart. I found that green-up could be…


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

Elasmobranchs typically occupy higher trophic levels in food webs and, consequently, have a propensity to accumulate high organochlorine contaminant (OC) concentrations. However, not all sharks accumulate the same types of contaminants or at the same rate, making use of OCs a potential ecological tool.  Bioaccumulation with respect to ontogeny was examined among three species of pelagic sharks (Shortfin Mako Isurus oxyrhincus, Common…


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

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