MONDAY, 23 NOVEMBERMARINE GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS LUNCH SEMINAR - Kristen Lee, Oceanography, "Export of fine-grained sediment from the Skagit River Delta: A sandy tidal flat," 12:30, 123 MSB.
FINAL EXAMINATION - Billy Brazelton, "Ecology of archaeal and bacterial biofilm communities at the Lost City hydrothermal field," 2:00, 123 MSB. Dr Baross is chairperson of his committee.
TUESDAY, 24 NOVEMBER
BIOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LUNCH SEMINAR - Gigi Engel, Oceanography, "Tracing the Bering Sea food web: Lipid biomarker development for heterotrophic protists," 11:30, 123 MSB.
H20 SEMINAR - Postponed to 1 December.
PCC/CIG SEMINAR - Simone Alin, NOAA/PMEL, "Ocean acidification of the northeastern Pacific coastal waters and Puget Sound," 4:00, 425 OSB.
WEDNESDAY, 25 NOVEMBER
PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LUNCH SEMINAR - Two second-year Oceanography graduate students: Jesse Anderson ("Low latitude, near-su7rface measurements of temperature and salinity from profiling floats"), advised by Steve Riser; and Noel Pelland ("Seasonal and interannual variability in the California Undercurrent off the Washington coast"), advised by Charlie Eriksen; 12:30, 425 OSB.
MONDAY, 30 NOVEMBER
MARINE GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS LUNCH SEMINAR - Robert Weekly, Oceanography, "Seismicity along the Juan de Fuca Ridge: Perturbations to an active hydrothermal system," 12:30, 123 MSB.
TUESDAY, 1 DECEMBER
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Earth Surface Sedimentary Flow Processes - Rudy Slingerland, Penn State Univ, "How river deltas work: The patterns and dynamics of distributive fluvial systems," 9:00, HSB T-239.
BIOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LUNCH SEMINAR - Julie Koester, Oceanography, title TBA, 11:30, 123 MSB.
H20 SEMINAR - Irv Schultz, Battelle Pacific NW National Lab,"Integrating source-fate, marine food web, and human exposure models for PBDEs," 2:30, 108 FSH. (Postponed from 24 November.)
PCC/CIG SEMINAR - Paul Henshaw, UC Berkeley, "Careers for scientists in the energy industry - What's an oceanographer doing in an oil company?", 4:00, 425 OSB.
WEDNESDAY, 2 DECEMBER
PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LUNCH SEMINAR: Three second-year Oceanography graduate students: Shuang Zhang ("Idealized modeling of subinertial internal waves observed in Hood Canal, Washington"), advised by Matthew Alford and Jan Newton; Jinting Zhang ("Contributions to the interannual SSH anomaly variability in the North Atlantic Ocean"), advised by Kathie Kelly and LuAnne Thompson; Andy Pickering ("Observations of near-inertial waves during the Internal Waves Across the Pacific Experiment"), advised by Matthew Alford; 12:30, 425 OSB.
FRIDAY, 4 DECEMBER
GENERAL EXAMINATION - Colleen Durkin, 10:30, 123 MSB. Dr Armbrust is chairperson of her committee.
CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LUNCH SEMINAR - Lia Slemons, Oceanography, "How does the Pacific Equatorial Undercurrent gain nitrate and lose iron? Nutrient budgets in a coupled physical-biological model," 12:30, 425 OSB.
MONDAY, 7 DECEMBER
MARINE GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS LUNCH SEMINAR - Ben Sheets, Oceanography, title TBA, 12:30, 123 MSB.
TUESDAY, 8 DECEMBER
BIOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LUNCH SEMINAR - Michael Carlson, Oceanography, title TBA, 11:30, 123 MSB.
H20 SEMINAR - Juli Trtanj, NOAA Oceans & Human Health Initiative,"Defining the 'health' in Oceans and Human Health: A policy framework for maximizing the impact of your research," 2:30, NOAA NWFSC Auditorium.
PCC/CIG SEMINAR - Ken Westrick, CEO 3Tier, title TBA, 4:00, 425 OSB.
WEDNESDAY, 9 DECEMBER
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Co-Evolution of Life and the Planet - Mike Benton, Univ Bristol, "The end-Permian mass extinction: Death and destruction in the red beds of Russia," 9:00, HSB T-239.
PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LUNCH SEMINAR - Mike Gregg, APL, "Flow and hydraulic control over the Hood Canal sill," 12:30, 425 OSB.
FRIDAY, 11 DECEMBER
CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LUNCH SEMINAR - Evan Solomon, Oceanography, "Hydrocarbon emissions to the atmosphere from dynamic gas hydrate-bearing seeps in the Gulf of Mexico," 12:30, 425 OSB.
TUESDAY, 15 DECEMBER
BIOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LUNCH SEMINAR - Liz Tobin, Oceanography, title TBA, 11:30, 123 MSB.
WEDNESDAY, 16 DECEMBER
PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LUNCH SEMINAR - Andrey Shcherbina, APL, "3D structure, temporal evolution, and origins of submesoscale thermohaline intrusions of the North Pacific Subtropical Front," 12:30, 425 OSB.
TUESDAY, 5 JANUARY
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Earth Surface Sedimentary Flow Processes - Bill McCaffrey, Univ Leeds, "Flow fractionation effects in turbidity currents," 9:00, HSB T-239.
WEDNESDAY, 13 JANUARY
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Co-Evolution of Life and the Planet - Ted Moore, Univ Michigan, "Radiolarians and environmental change: The Eocene/Oligocene climate transition," 9:00, HSB T-239.
TUESDAY, 2 FEBRUARY
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Earth Surface Sedimentary Flow Processes - Jess Trofimovs, Univ Southampton, "Submarine pyroclasic flows and turbidity current dynamics," 9:00, HSB T-239.
WEDNESDAY, 10 FEBRUARY
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Co-Evolution of Life and the Planet - Blair Hedges, Penn State Univ, "Molecular clocks and the timetree of life," 9:00, HSB T-239.
TUESDAY, 2 MARCH
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Earth Surface Sedimentary Flow Processes - Paul Carling, Univ Southampton, "Megaflood sedimentation, gravel dunes and antidunes," 9:00, HSB T-239.
WEDNESDAY, 10 MARCH
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Co-Evolution of Life and the Planet - Sven Thatje, Univ Southampton, "Evolution: Crabs go deep to avoid hot water," 9:00, HSB T-239.
TUESDAY, 13 APRIL
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Earth Surface Sedimentary Flow Processes - Ken Christensen, UIUC, "Educing coherent structures and their impact from planar velocimetry," 9:00, HSB T-239.
WEDNESDAY, 21 APRIL
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Co-Evolution of Life and the Planet - Jane Francis, Univ Leeds, "Ice in a greenhouse world? Cimate signals from latest Cretaceous sequences in Antarctica," 9:00, HSB T-239.
TUESDAY, 4 MAY
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Earth Surface Sedimentary Flow Processes - Andrea Ogston, Oceanography, "Sediment density flows on the continental shelf: When, why, and how important?", 9:00, HSB T-239.
WEDNESDAY, 12 May
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Co-Evolution of Life and the Planet - Jeffrey Bada, Scripps Inst of Oceanography, "The origin of life: Transformation from an abiotic to a biotic Earth," 9:00, HSB T-239.
THURSDAY, 3 JUNE
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Earth Surface Sedimentary Flow Processes - Russell Wynn, Univ Southampton, "The world's large submarine flows: Location, timing, and associated hazards," 9:00, HSB T-239.
THURSDAY, 1 JULY
WUN EARTH SYSTEMS VIRTUAL SEMINAR, Series Earth Surface Sedimentary Flow Processes - Maarten Kleinhans, Univ Utrecht, "Distributary systems and channel bifurcations," 9:00, HSB T-239.
CONGRATULATIONS! - To:
Alison Rogers, who passed her Master's examination on 18 November.
INFORMATION FOR PREPARING PROPOSAL BUDGETS:
[rev. 6/30/09]BENEFIT RATES: Faculty - 23.6%, Classified Staff - 38.3%, Professional Staff - 29.3%, Graduate Students - 12.9%, Hourly/ Sea Pay/Undergrads - 13.0%, Graduate Stipends - 10.3%.
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GRAD OPERATING FEE:
08/09 - $3070/qtr, academic year; (proj.) $3165 summer.
09/10 - $3285/qtr, academic year; (proj.) $3482 summer.
10/11 (projected) - $3614/qtr, academic year; (proj.) $3830 summer.
11/12 (projected) - $3975/qtr, academic year; (proj.) $4213 summer.
12/13 (projected) - $4373/qtr, academic year; (proj.) $4634 summer.
13/14 (projected) - $4810/qtr, academic year; (proj.) $5097 summer.