VIMS Events

Join VIMS Ph.D. students Todd Clardy and Jennifer Martin for their presentations in the VIMS Fisheries Spring Seminar Series.

Join Firefighter and VIMS Environmental Toxicologist Dr. Drew Luellen for good food, good times, and casual conversations on relevant environmental topics at the inaugural "A Scientist Walks into A Bar..." event at Park Lane Tavern in Hampton.

David Walters, VIMS Physical Sciences Department; Title "The importance of barrier island and backbarrier marsh couplings in the face of rising sea levels"

Postponed from January 30 Join Margaret Lynott as she examines the unusual mortality event, now attributed to a morbillivirus, that has so far killed more than 1000 dolphins along our coast.

VIMS Ph.D. students Allison Colden and Alison Deary as they present their collaborative talk in the VIMS Fisheries Spring Seminar Series.

Harry Wang, VIMS Physical Sciences Department; Title "Storm surge and street-level inundation modeling in New York City during Hurricane Sandy"

Join Dr. Sarah Huber, collection manager for the VIMS Icthyology Collection, as she explores deep sea fishes during February's Discovery Lab.

Join VIMS Ph.D. students Ryan Schloesser and Katie May Laumann for their presentations in the VIMS Fisheries Spring Seminar Series.

John Milliman, VIMS Physical Sciences Department; Title "California drought and the looming global water crisis"

Join VIMS graduate students Lauren Nys and Megan Wood for their presentations in the VIMS Fisheries Spring Seminar Series.

John Boon, VIMS Physical Sciences Department; Title "Evaluation of U.S. east coast sea level rise and acceleration from a Bayesian viewpoint"

Join entrepreneur Rob Cotter, founder of Organic Transit, as he describes his efforts to create a zero-emissions, solar-powered bicycle as a new model for environmentally friendly urban transportation.