Thursdays, 4:30–5:30 pm
6 January–10 March 2011
School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences
102 Fishery Sciences (auditorium)
1122 NE Boat Street (map)
University of Washington
Reception follows each talk
For more information, contact:
Trevor Branch, 206-221-0776
tbranch@u.washington.edu
courses.washington.edu/susfish
Funding for the Series is generously
provided by Tanya Bevan, friends of Don
Bevan, the UW School of Aquatic and
Fishery Sciences, and NOAA's Alaska
Fisheries Science Center and
Northwest Fisheries Science Center.
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6 Jan Richard FeelySenior Scientist, NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, Affiliate Professor in the School of Oceanography Ocean Acidification: Global Warming's Evil Twin |
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13 Jan John SmolQueen’s University (Kingston, Ontario), and Canada Research Chair in Environmental Change Lessons Learned from Acidification in Freshwater Ecosystems |
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20 Jan Miyoko SakashitaOceans Director, Center for Biological Diversity Curbing Carbon Pollution - Legal Solutions |
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27 Jan Scott DoneySenior Scientist, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Do the Dollars Make Cents? Economic Impacts of Acidification on Fisheries |
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10 Feb Brad WarrenDirector, Productive Oceans Partnership, a program of the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Souring Oceans, Dissolving Shellfish, and the Cure for Cowardly Lions |
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17 Feb Brian BairdU.S. Congressman Can an Acerbic Congress Deal with Acidic Oceans? |
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Note Date Change Philip MundayProfessor, ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies, School of Marine and Tropical Biology, James Cook University, Australia Behavioral and Ecological Consequences of Acidification on Fish |
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24 Feb Gretchen HofmannProfessor, Department of Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology, UC Santa Barbara Individual Responses to Acidifying Oceans: Migration, Acclimation, Adaptation, or Death |
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2 Mar (Wednesday), 4:30pm, 102 Fishery Sciences Film Screening and Panel DiscussionA film screening of "A Sea Change", the movie on ocean acidification, followed by a panel discussion with the producer and the director Sven Huseby and Barbara Ettinger, together with Richard Feely, Jan Newton, Ed Miles, and Terrie Klinger. |
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3 Mar Sven Huseby & Barbara EttingerProducer & Director, "A Sea Change" Science, Media and Messaging |
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10 Mar Rod WilsonProfessor, Integrative Animal Physiology, College of Life & Environmental Sciences, University of Exeter, UK Can Fish Fight Back? Carbonate Production in an Acidic Ocean |