Ocean Chemistry
Doctoral Dissertation Defense of Thesis: Residual Overturning Circulation and Its Connection to Southern Ocean Dynamics
Madeleine K. Youngs, MIT-WHOI Joint Program Sponsored by: Academic Programs Office This will be held virtually. Register in advance for…
Read MoreMC&G Department Virtual Seminar: Reconstructing the History of O2 on Earth Using Heavy Metal Isotopes
Chadlin M. Ostrander, WHOI Sponsored by: MC&G Department This will be held virtually. Join the event via: https://whoi.webex.com/whoi/onstage/g.php?MTID=e9003fda3f64e36568df29fdb0ceb5431 password: chem
Read MoreWHOI receives $2.7M from Simons Foundation to study nutrients, microbes that fuel ocean food web
The Simons Foundation has awarded Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) scientists Dan Repeta and Benjamin Van Mooy two grants totaling…
Read MoreMC&G Department Virtual Seminar: Sulfur Cycling at Subduction Zones: Insights from Central America
Maarten de Moor, National University of Costa Rica Sponsored by: MC&G Department This will be held virtually. Event address for…
Read MoreWHOI Scientists Make Woods Hole Film Festival Appearance
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) scientists appear in two shorts and a feature film at this year’s Woods Hole Film…
Read MoreWorking from Home: Mallory Ringham
WHOI-MIT joint program student outfits her basement to do vital work on a marine carbon sensor
Read MoreMC&G Department Virtual Seminar: Tracking Environmental and Metabolic Parameters with Lipid 2H/1H Ratios
Ashley E. Maloney, Princeton University Sponsored by: MC&G Department This will be held virtually. Event address for attendees: https://whoi.webex.com/whoi/onstage/g.php?MTID=e5eee44beb0bc0cba863beaabf0bf4f8e
Read MoreMC&G Department Virtual Seminar: Reduced Continental Weathering and Phytoplankton Calcification Linked to Decreased pCO2 in the Last 15 Ma
Weimin Si, Brown University Sponsored by: MC&G Department This will be held virtually. Event address for attendees: https://whoi.webex.com/whoi/onstage/g.php?MTID=edad788e6a45d0e6d30edae71fa56bf86
Read MoreMC&G Department Virtual Seminar: New Views on CO2 and the Carbon Cycle: From the Late Miocene Cooling to the Bipolar See-Saw at Termination II
Heather Stoll, ETH Zurich This will be held virtually. Go to: https://whoi.webex.com/whoi/onstage/g.php?MTID=e5f0041976b5e00e5b1b49402d054dadd 2. Click “Join Now”.
Read MoreAre natural toxins in fish harmful?
Marine life has been naturally producing toxic chemicals well before chemical companies were manufacturing PCBs. But are these naturally-produced compounds as harmful as man-made environmental pollutants, and do those pose a human health threat?
Read MoreMC&G Department Virtual Seminar: How Do Microbes Adapt to Life in the Deep Subsurface Sediments?
Karen Lloyd, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Sponsored by: MC&G Department This will be held virtually. Go to https://whoi.webex.com/whoi/onstage/g.php?MTID=ecbe1b2b2ab1db81609e0b9f46f4a71a5 2.…
Read MoreMC&G Department Virtual Seminar: Patterns in Metabolite Pools Show that Phytoplankton Leave a Taxon-Specific Signature on Labile Carbon in Surface Ocean
Katherine Heal, University of Washington Sponsored by: MC&G Department This will be held virtually. Event address for attendees: https://whoi.webex.com/whoi/onstage/g.php?MTID=e7f11a60f6f48088aa6ce951e233d959e Event…
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Insights into Surface Ocean C Fluxes Using Th-234 Distribution in the Pacific Ocean Jennifer Kenyon, WHOI Organic Speciation of Copper Lydia…
Read MoreGeodynamics Virtual Seminar: The Elusive Arctic Carbon Budget: Bridging Gaps Between Observations and Models
Jennifer Watts, Woods Hole Research Center Zoom Link https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89217068485 Meeting ID: 892 1706 8485 Password: 009874
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MC&G Department Virtual Seminar: Deciphering the Ecological Roles of Microbial Eukaryotes in the Ocean
Sarah Hu, WHOI Sponsored by: MC&G Department This will be held virtually over Zoom. To join, please visit https://zoom.us/j/97164705713 Meeting…
Read MoreNew geochemical tool reveals origin of Earth’s nitrogen
A new geochemical tool sheds light on the origin of nitrogen and other volatile elements on Earth, which may also prove useful as a way to monitor the activity of volcanoes
Read MoreA rapidly changing Arctic
A new study by researchers at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and their international colleagues found that freshwater runoff from rivers and continental shelf sediments are bringing significant quantities of carbon and trace elements into parts of the Arctic Ocean via the Transpolar Drift—a major surface current that moves water from Siberia across the North Pole to the North Atlantic Ocean.
Read MoreThe ocean’s ‘biological pump’ captures more carbon than expected
Scientists have long known that the ocean plays an essential role in capturing carbon from the atmosphere, but a new study from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) shows that the efficiency of the ocean’s “biological carbon pump” has been drastically underestimated, with implications for future climate assessments.
Read MoreOcean’s ‘biological pump’ absorbs more carbon than previously estimated
New research suggests the ocean’s “biological carbon pump” is more efficient at absorbing carbon than scientists previously estimated.
Special Virtual MC&G Seminar: Field and Laboratory Studies of Atmospheric Aerosol Chemistry, Budgets, and Photochemical Lifetimes
Maria Zawadowicz, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Sponsored by: MC&G Department This will be a virtual seminar via https://whoi.webex.com/whoi/onstage/g.php?MTID=e8a8ee6edc3d55b97a930e24ee919d746 Please use:…
Read MoreGlacial Ocean Dynamics: Insight into the Ocean’s Role in Climate through a Simplified Physical Model and Deep-Sea Coral Measurements
Sophie Hines, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Sponsored by: MC&G Department This will be a virtual seminar via https://whoi.webex.com/whoi/onstage/g.php?MTID=e5dfaa43c2f82da1208e220b194d603b5 Other connection info…
Read MoreThe Ocean is Earth’s Oxygen Bank
Oxygen is like money for Earth, and the ocean acts like a bank. Deposits are made in three ocean layers: At the surface through exchange with air, in the water, when phytoplankton produce O2 from sunlight and CO2, and on the seafloor where plants and corals live. Withdrawals occur when organisms consume oxygen. Oxygen is tightly connected to life in the ocean, and can tell us a lot about an ecosystem’s health & productivity. This is why we need an ocean oxygen budget. A simple idea, but has been difficult until now.
Read MoreSpecial MC&G seminar: Well-Mixed Atmospheric Gas Tracers of (mostly) Climate-Related Processes
Alan Seltzer, WHOI Sponsored by: MC&G Department This will be held virtually, over WebEx. If you wish to view the…
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