Spring Seminar Series
The public is invited to join us during the semester for our Wednesday seminars at 3:40 p.m. See zoom registration links below for each seminar. Graduate student talks are by invitation or internal only. Fall 2023 Seminar Series Schedule coming soon!
Sponsored by the Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Institute for Marine Biology & Environmental Science
Date | Speaker and Seminar Title |
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Feb 1 |
Archana Anand, Assistant Professor, San Francisco State University The path of a flush |
Feb 8 |
Scott Blankenship, Senior Geneticist - Science Director, Cramer Fish Sciences - Genidaqs The importance of place; Fish diversity observed using DNA metabarcoding |
Feb 15 |
CANCELED: Vera Trainer, Director, Olympic Natural Resources Center, University of Washington Harmful algal bloom hotspots and heatwaves |
Feb 22 |
Anne Simonis, Acoustic Ecologist, Adjunct Professor of Biology, NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center and San Francisco State University Active Listening: Using Sound to Study Marine Mammals and the California Current Ecosystem |
Mar 1 |
Max Czapanskiy, Postdoctoral Scholar, NOAA / UC Santa Cruz Reproducible is reusable: promoting research and education through open science |
Mar 8 |
No seminar |
Mar 15 |
Dianna Padilla, Professor, Stony Brook University Marine Invertebrate Responses to Changing Environments Co-sponsored by the Rosenberg Institute at the Estuary & Ocean Science Center, WISE, Biology and CoSE |
Mar 22 |
Spring Recess - no seminar |
Mar 29 |
Ann Holmes, Ph.D. Candidate, U.C. Davis Operationalizing environmental DNA for conservation and management across estuary, wetland, and coastal ecosystems |
Apr 5 |
Matthew Savoca, Postdoctoral Scholar, Hopkins Marine Station Plastic pollution in marine food webs: pathways, trends, and risk assessments |
Apr 12 |
Gail Ashton, Marine Biologist, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center
Experimenting around climate change: predicting the marine invertebrate response |
Apr 19 |
Priya Shukla, Ph.D. Candidate, Bodega Marine Laboratory, University of California, Davis Does Stress Hardening Improve Oysters' Capacity For Tolerating Disease and Marine Heatwaves? |
Apr 26 |
Richard Coleman, Assistant Professor, Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science, University of Miami Revealing connections in the sea: insights into the processes shaping the spatial distribution of marine fishes |
May 3 |
Pamela Rittelmeyer, Postdoctoral Fellow, U.C. Davis Polycentric governance in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta |
May 10 |
no seminar |
May 17 |
EOS Center Graduate Students |