VIMS Internal Events

Seminar Title: ?American lobsters in a pinch? Epizootic shell disease and the decline of the Southern New England stock?

by: Maya Groner, VIMS

Seminar Title: "From bivalve larve to ocean heat budgets: a 40 year odyssey"

by: Roger Mann, VIMS

Seminar Title: "Estimating survey selectivity, availability, and mortality through an Individual-Based Approach"
by: Stephane Thanassekos, VIMS

Carl Friedrichs hosts:
Seminar Title: ?Spatial and temporal patterns of manure and fertilizer applications in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed, 1950-2012?
by: Jennifer Keisman, U.S. Geological Survey/Chesapeake Bay Program

JJ Orth hosts:
Seminar Title: "CBNERR ? Program Overview and Opportunities"
by: Willy Reay, VIMS

Seminar Title: ?Natural transmission and mortality in juvenile blue crabs infected by Hematodinium perezi?
by: Juan Pablo Huchin-Mian, VIMS

Seminar Title: "The VIMS Nunnally Ichthyology Collection, and the value natural history collections in marine science"
by: Eric Hilton, VIMS

Seminar Title: ?How tide, wind, sea surface topography, and warm cores rings affect flow dynamics in shelfbreak submarine canyons -- Investigating upwelling and downwelling in the southern Mid-Atlantic Bight canyons using gliders?
by: Haixing Wang, VIMS

Kenneth Moore hosts:
Seminar Title: "Title TBA"
by: Kenji Sugimoto, University of North Carolina at Wilmington

Seminar Title: "Who's chasing my fish? Distribution, habitat, and environmental limits in a changing ocean"
by: Kevin Weng, VIMS

Dissertation Title: "The Development and Proliferation of Summer Algal Blooms in the Oligo/Poly-haline Portion of the Chesapeake Bay - Observational and Numerical Modeling Studies"

VIMS will host a panel discussion with invited guests, local experts, and former VIMS graduate students on race and ethnicity in higher education.

Marine scientist Dr. Dijanna Figueroa will present the first in the VIMS Friday Seminar Series on engaging people of color to become in STEM-connected careers.