Lecture Series
The Summer Lecture Series provides our Summer Student Fellows, entering Joint Program Students and other summer students with a popular and useful introduction to the breadth of oceanographic research at WHOI. The speakers are asked to gear their talks to a college Junior/Senior level, and we ask speakers to remember that many in their audience will have had little or no previous oceanography course work. Speakers are encouraged to make their talks as interactive as possible in order to motivate students to participate and ask questions.
"I really appreciated the Summer Lecture Series--I think that one of the best parts of the SSF program is that you become exposed to all different areas of Oceanography, and the lecture series was one of the primary methods for doing so! I feel like I learned so much, and it really broadened my horizons." SSF '11
See Also
2024 Summer Lecture Series
Date | Location | Time | Speaker | Department | Title |
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June 5, 2024 | Redfield Aud | 9:30 AM | Joel Llopiz | Biology | Tales of the Planktivores — Ecology of shallow and deep forage fishes of the North Atlantic |
10:10 AM | Chris Murray | Biology | Studying Fish Ecophysiology in a Rapidly Changing Ocean Environment | ||
June 12, 2024 | David Center (Quissett Campus), AVAST social hub | 9:30 AM | Seth McCammon | Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering | CUREE: The Robot that Listens to Coral Reefs |
10:10 AM | Stephanie Jenouvrier | Biology | Climate Mitigation Halts Penguin Extinction Due to Projected Sea Ice Loss | ||
June 18, 2024 (Tues) | Redfield Aud | 9:30 AM | Isabela Le Bras | Physical Oceanography | The fresh water budget of the Arctic Ocean |
10:10 AM | Laura Motta | Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry | Theoretical Chemistry Lessons from the Ocean | ||
June 26, 2024 | Clark 507 | 9:30 AM | Julia Guimond | Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering | Climate change impacts on coastal groundwater and ecosystems |
10:10 AM | Masako Tominaga | Geology and Geophysics | Powers of Scale: From Space to the Seafloor, what different technologies can tell us about Earth-Ocean processes | ||
July 3, 2024 | Clark 507 | 9:30 AM | Hauke Kite-Powell | Marine Policy Center | Offshore Wind Farms and Fisheries: Learning to Live Together |
10:10 AM | Irina Rypina | Physical Oceanography | Aggregation of slightly buoyant microplastics in three-dimensional vortex flows | ||
July 10, 2024 | Redfield Aud | 9:30 AM | Julie Huber | Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry | From life beneath the seafloor to ocean worlds beyond |
10:10 AM | Chris Reddy | Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry | The importance of defying the scientist stereotype (and how to do it) | ||
July 24, 2024 | Clark 507 | 9:30 AM | Sarah Widlansky | U.S. Geological Survey - Woods Hole | From land to sea: Sediments as archives of Earth’s past (and present) |
10:10 AM | Chris Piecuch | Physical Oceanography | Is the Gulf Stream weakening? | ||
July 31, 2024 | Redfield Aud | 9:30 AM | Anne Cohen | Geology and Geophysics | Managing for Coral Reef Futures in the Digital Age |
10:10 AM | Christine Chesley | Geology and Geophysics | From resource exploration to tackling tectonophysics: Understanding our dynamic Earth with marine electromagnetic geophysics |