Seminars

Seminars cover a wide range of topics related to deep-ocean research, engineering, and technology. Our seminars feature scientists and engineers from MBARI and other institutions around the world. At this time, in-person attendance is limited to MBARI staff only. Otherwise, registration is required for all online seminars, so please be sure to register via the link provided in each announcement.

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graphic for Hacking for Impact seminar showing the title, a school of fish, and the organization name Common Mission Project (CMP)

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Hacking for Impact (H4I): University students solving real-world environmental challenges at the speed of a start-up

Mote Aquarium’s Aquaculture Laboratory & Latest Inclusion Efforts

Innovating Solutions at the Ocean-Climate Nexus

More than 20 years of zooplankton data from the deep Southern Ocean

Building Climate Change Resilience – How can ocean numerical models help?

The global crises of water and ice

Swim Down: Finding Neurodivergent Identity in the Depths

Vision and signaling behavior in cleaner shrimp-client fish mutualisms

27th Annual Intern Symposium

Operationalizing eDNA for Routine Marine Biomonitoring

Western Flyer: Literary History Heads Back to Sea

Drift

Gas Transfer Membranes: Recreating Deep Sea Water at Sea Level

How our sensory/cognitive biases influence our study of visual modalities: Three tales of failure from the open sea

Our love and fear of Orcas: The Killer whales in Norway, Iceland, and Greenland

Coral Seedbank of the Caribbean: An amazing reef system that defies climate change, disease, and human intervention with an order of magnitude more coral than most others in the region.

Conservation Oceanography: Ocean regime shift is driving collapse of the North Atlantic right whale population

Plastics in the deep sea – the ocean floor reservoir

Blue-Green Action Platform (BlueGAP): Stories, data & nitrogen management

The role of Instagram in diversifying women in STEM

Towards Visual Autonomy Underwater

Beyond Salmon: A Native American Perspective on Water Quality

SEA CO2: Sensing Exports of Anthropogenic Carbon through Ocean Observation, an imminent ARPA-E program on mCDR MRV technology development

The Lady and the Octopus: How Jeanne Villepreux-Power Invented Aquariums

Decoding Diatoms: The unusual nutrient metabolism underlying their ecological dominance

Why everything you know about shark conservation is wrong

Developing New Tools to Unlock Mysteries of the Twilight Zone

The Secret to Talking about Climate Change: Psychology as an X Factor

Harnessing the power of the ocean to address climate change

Baja California kelp forests and climate change: Different effects, similar challenges

Earth system predictions for resilient living marine resources

25th Annual Intern Symposium

Get to know cephalopods: Natural history of the Cephalopoda

The untold story of recovery following the Deepwater Horizon incident: A worm’s eye view

Mentoring Physical Oceanography Women to Increase Retention (MPOWIR)

A ubiquitous tire-derived chemical is killing coho salmon

Assessment of environmental DNA as a biomonitoring tool for vulnerable deep-sea habitats

The world’s first solo wing-foil ocean crossing

The problem with plastics (and why microplastics might be toxic)

Genome-resolved metagenomics reveals novel enzyme diversity, micro-scale interactions, and biogeochemical potential in globally distributed bacterial and archaeal lineages