FORT JOHNSON MARINE SCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES

FORT JOHNSON MARINE SCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES

SPRING 2006 SEMINAR SCHEDULE

Date Speaker Seminar Title
Click linked title for abstract Committee Contact

Jan 13 Steve Morris
University of Bristol Crabs on the Run: Migration to Molecules - Understanding the Ecophysiology of the Terrestrial Christmas Island Red Crab Lou Burnett
(CofC)

Jan 20 No Seminar Seminar Canceled

Jan 27 Madilyn Fletcher
Director, Baruch Institute for Marine & Coastal Sciences
University of South Carolina
Coastal Ocean Observing Systems – How University Science Is Targeting Community Needs
Lou Burnett (CofC)

Feb 3 Lora Fleming
School of Medicine
University of Miami Florida Red Tides: Environmental Exposures and Human Health Effects Jill Stewart (CCEHBR)

Feb 10 Nat Scholz
NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center
Seattle, WA A Sensory System at the Interface Between Stormwater Runoff and Salmon Survival Bethney Ward (CSC)

Feb 17 Rick DeVoe
Director, SC Sea Grant Panel Discussion: Communicating Science John Dwyer (SC Sea Grant)

Feb 24 STUDENT RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM
Jeffrey S. Levinton
Dept. of Ecology and Evolution
SUNY at Stony Brook
Fiddler Crabs as a Model System for Integrating Functional Biology and Evolutionary History
Colloquium Committee

Mar 3 Brian Helmuth
Dept. of Biological Sciences
University of South Carolina Living on the Edge of Two Changing Worlds: Forecasting Responses to Climate Change in Rocky Intertidal Ecosystems Rachael King (SCDNR)

Mar 10 No Seminar CofC Spring Break

Mar 17 Cecil Jennings
Warnell School of Forest Resources
University of Georgia Water for Riverine Fishes: Which Fishes, How Much Water, and When? Rachael King (SCDNR)

Mar 24 Jeffrey Tomkins
Director, Clemson University Genomics Institute
Dept. Genetics & Biochemistry An Integrated Physical-Genetic Framework In Mimulus, A Model Plant System For Ecological Genomics Dan Newton (MUSC)

Mar 31 Malcolm Campbell
Dept. of Biology
Davidson College
Science Magazine Article "Genome Consortium for Active Teaching" by Campbell et al. Genomics and Undergraduate Research Chris Bradshaw (CofC)

Apr 7 Rebecca Heltsley
NIST Use of Non-lethal Techniques to Evaluate Organic Contaminants in Aquatic Ecosystems Steven Christopher (NIST)

Apr 14 Bob Becker
Strom Thurmond Institute of Government & Public Affairs
Clemson University Understanding Implications of Social, Economic and Political Trends in Environmental Research Efforts Steven Christopher (NIST)

Apr 21 Ed Houde
Univ. of Maryland
Center for Environmental Science
Chesapeake Biological Laboratory Fisheries Ecosystem Planning: Can Ecosystem-Based Approaches Be Instituted in Chesapeake Bay Jill Stewart (CCEHBR)

Archives of Fort Johnson Seminars

Fort Johnson Seminar Series - Current Seminar Schedule

Date	Speaker	Seminar Title Click linked title for abstract	Committee Contact
Jan 13	Steve Morris University of Bristol	Crabs on the Run: Migration to Molecules - Understanding the Ecophysiology of the Terrestrial Christmas Island Red Crab	Lou Burnett (CofC)
Jan 20	*No Seminar*	*Seminar Canceled*
Jan 27	Madilyn Fletcher Director, Baruch Institute for Marine & Coastal Sciences University of South Carolina	Coastal Ocean Observing Systems – How University Science Is Targeting Community Needs	Lou Burnett (CofC)
Feb 3	Lora Fleming School of Medicine University of Miami	Florida Red Tides: Environmental Exposures and Human Health Effects	Jill Stewart (CCEHBR)
Feb 10	Nat Scholz NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center Seattle, WA	A Sensory System at the Interface Between Stormwater Runoff and Salmon Survival	Bethney Ward (CSC)
Feb 17	Rick DeVoe Director, SC Sea Grant	Panel Discussion: Communicating Science	John Dwyer (SC Sea Grant)
Feb 24	STUDENT RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM Jeffrey S. Levinton Dept. of Ecology and Evolution SUNY at Stony Brook	Fiddler Crabs as a Model System for Integrating Functional Biology and Evolutionary History	Colloquium Committee
Mar 3	Brian Helmuth Dept. of Biological Sciences University of South Carolina	Living on the Edge of Two Changing Worlds: Forecasting Responses to Climate Change in Rocky Intertidal Ecosystems	Rachael King (SCDNR)
Mar 10	No Seminar	CofC Spring Break
Mar 17	Cecil Jennings Warnell School of Forest Resources University of Georgia	Water for Riverine Fishes: Which Fishes, How Much Water, and When?	Rachael King (SCDNR)
Mar 24	Jeffrey Tomkins Director, Clemson University Genomics Institute Dept. Genetics & Biochemistry	An Integrated Physical-Genetic Framework In Mimulus, A Model Plant System For Ecological Genomics	Dan Newton (MUSC)
Mar 31	Malcolm Campbell Dept. of Biology Davidson College Science Magazine Article "Genome Consortium for Active Teaching" by Campbell et al.	Genomics and Undergraduate Research	Chris Bradshaw (CofC)
Apr 7	Rebecca Heltsley NIST	Use of Non-lethal Techniques to Evaluate Organic Contaminants in Aquatic Ecosystems	Steven Christopher (NIST)
Apr 14	Bob Becker Strom Thurmond Institute of Government & Public Affairs Clemson University	Understanding Implications of Social, Economic and Political Trends in Environmental Research Efforts	Steven Christopher (NIST)
Apr 21	Ed Houde Univ. of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Chesapeake Biological Laboratory	Fisheries Ecosystem Planning: Can Ecosystem-Based Approaches Be Instituted in Chesapeake Bay	Jill Stewart (CCEHBR)