Date	Name	Institution	Title
January 27	Gwenn M. M. Hennon	LDEO – Columbia University	Uncovering the mechanisms of phytoplankton response to rising CO2
February 3	James O’Donnell	UConn Marine Sciences	The Implication of Sea Level Rise on the Escalation of Coastal Flood Risk in Connecticut
February 17	Magdalena D. Anguelova	U.S. Navy Research Laboratory	Sea spray production from remote sensing observations
February 24	Chris Bowler	Institut de Biologie de l’Ecole Normale Supérieure (IBENS)	Genomics-Enabled Exploration of the Secrets of Marine Diatoms
March 3	Pieter Visscher	UConn Marine Sciences	“Benthic Ecology” across scales: From nanometers to decameters, from days to eons
March 31	Yvette Richardson	Pennsylvania State University	Our Current Understanding of Tornadoes and Their Environments
April 14	Adrian Jordaan	UMass Amherst	River herring population dynamics: from one black box to the other
April 21	Melanie Fewings	UConn Marine Sciences	Contrasting wind-driven ocean circulation along western and eastern North America: inner continental shelves vs. upwelling systems
April 28	Charles Yarish	UConn Ecology and Evolutionary Biology	Cultivation of Economically & Ecologically Important Marine Algae in Northeast America for Ecosystem Services, Food, Feeds, Fertilizers and Biofuels

Seminars are held on Friday mornings at 11:00 am in
Room 103 of the Marine Sciences Building at the Avery Point Campus, Groton, CT.

Please email marinesciencesseminars@uconn.edu if you have any questions.