Seminar: One year of Gulf IMTA: successes, lessons, and plans for next season
University Programs’ Seminar Series highlights current and ongoing research by visiting researchers, along with DISL faculty and students. The seminars are open to the community and can be attended in person or via zoom. It’s a great opportunity to learn more about what is happening in the marine science community.
Date: Friday, September 11
Time: 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
Seminar: One year of Gulf IMTA: successes, lessons, and plans for next season
Speaker: Dr. Ashley McDonald, Dauphin Island Sea Lab
Fall Seminar Schedule
- Friday, September 11 – Dr. Ashley McDonald, Dauphin Island Sea Lab, One year of Gulf IMTA: successes, lessons, and plans for next season
- Friday, September 18 – Dr. Chuck Amsler, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Antarctic macroalgal forest communities: chemically-mediated interactions and the impacts of changing sea ice
- Friday, September 25 – Dr. Kirstin “Kiki” Shulz, University of Texas, Greenland’s Coastal Ocean: An Interconnected Ecosystem from Physics to Arctic Life
- Friday, October 2 - Jason Kudulis, Blair Morrison, and Mobile Bay National Estuary Program staff, The Waters We Share: a new Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan and State of the Bay Report for coastal Alabama
- Friday, October 16 – Dr. Abbey Hotard, University of South Alabama, Coastal Adaptation Challenges at the Intersection of People, Place, and Policy
- Friday, October 23 – Dr. Adam Searles, Florida State University
- Friday, October 30 – DISL graduate student prospectus talks
- Friday, November 13 – Dr. Ross Cunning, Shedd Aquarium
- Friday, November 20 – Dr. Allison Tracy, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
- Friday, December 4 - Dr. Meaghan McCormack