Date	Name	Institution	Title
September 15	Molly Jacobs	Project Oceanology	The role of behavior in metamorphosis: lessons from lobsters and crabs
September 22	Noah Reid	UConn Department of Molecular and Cell Biology	The genomics of adaptation in killifishes (Fundulus)
September 29	Colleen Mouw	University of Rhode Island	Phytoplankton Community Size Structure – Environmental Controls and Export
October 6	Nick Fisher	Stony Brook University	Fukushima radioactivity in the Pacific–facts and public anxiety
October 13		William Fitzgerald Symposium
October 20	Cristina Schultz	Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution	Modeling the impacts of climate variability in the ecosystem, ocean chemistry and sea ice of the West Antarctic Peninsula
October 27	Janet Nye	Stony Brook University	How seasonal dynamics control species’ responses to climate change
November 3
November 10	Annette Frese Govindarajan	Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution	Using autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and genetic analyses to characterize planktonic larval distributions
November 17	Yvette Eley	UConn Center for Integrative Geosciences	Seeing the forest in spite of the trees: making meaning of biomarker-based paleoclimate proxies
November 24		Thanksgiving Break
December 1	Zofia Baumann	UConn Marine Sciences	Fate of toxic metals & metalloids in marine environment
December 8	James Lindholm	California State University	Quantification of Habitat Impacts under Selected Trawl Modifications: A Collaborative Approach to Pressing Management Questions

 

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.