Summer seminars 2000

Summer Seminars 2000*

July August September

July 5—No seminar today

July 12—Will Forman, Marine Technology Society

The History of American Deep Submersible Operations

July 19—Kerstin Wasson, Ph.D., Elkhorn Slough Reserve

Research and monitoring at Elkhorn Slough: Exotic creatures in the mud

July 26—Barrie M. Peake, Ph.D., University of Otago

Marine chemistry of a fjord: Doubtful Sound, New Zealand

August 2—Paul Marshall, Ph.D., James Cook University

Killer Asteroids, toxic zooxanthellae and endangered isolates - issues for science and management in The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

August 9—Veronique Robigou, University of Washington

The REVEL* Project: A classroom on the ocean floor.
*Research and Education: Volcanoes, Exploration and Life

August 11—Marc L. Miller, J.D., Emory Law School

NOTE: Special day and time (Friday, 12:00)

Scientists, Lawyers & Bureaucrats -- Will The New Federal Policy for Harmful Invasive Species Help

	August 16—David A. Ebert, Ph.D., U.S. Abalone US Abalone: Aquaculture in harmony with nature
	August 24—MBARI Intern Symposium NOTE: Special day and time, Thursday, August 24, 9:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.

August 30—Peter Herring, Ph.D.,

Sexual encounters and luminous signals in the deep sea

September 6—No seminar today due to the

Bioluminescence Symposium

September 13—Professor Teruo Fujii, University of Tokyo

Development of microbiochemical systems and their application to
in-situ genetic analysis systems for deep-sea microorganisms

September 20—Ron Oremland, Ph.D., United States Geological Survey

Breathing toxic selenium and arsenic oxyanions: Microbes, Mono Lake, and Mars

September 27—Tim Thomas, Maritime Museum of Monterey

The Other "Doc"—J.B. Phillips and the California Department of Fish and Game in the Monterey Bay—1928 - 1968

* All seminars are at 3:00 p.m. in the Pacific Forum
unless noted otherwise.
The seminar schedule is subject to change.
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