Zoology 911 Wednesdays, 12:05-12:55pm (CT) Seminar
Join weekly email: send email to limnology@mailplus.wisc.edu with Subject: Add to seminar email list
- When “Virtual” only:
- Zoom:https://uwmadison.zoom.us/j/85380163926?pwd=MjRILzE5QUcwbmpKMFhoOFJ6Q2lOUT09
Password: limnology - Group zoom: CFL Hasler Lab, 680 N. Park St, Room 210, 16 person capacity
- Zoom:https://uwmadison.zoom.us/j/85380163926?pwd=MjRILzE5QUcwbmpKMFhoOFJ6Q2lOUT09
- When “In-person & Virtual”:
- Same Zoom # and Group Zoom at Hasler Lab
- In-person at Water Science Engineering Lab (WSEL), 660 N. Park St, Room 102
- See weekly email for link to sign up for one of the 18 available seats.
Dec 1 – In-person & Virtual: Cal Buelo, Postdoc Dugan & Hanson Labs, UW-Madison Center for Limnology – Quantifying resilience in aquatic ecosystems: algal blooms in lakes and tropical cyclones in estuaries
Dec 8 – Virtual: Jen Brand, UW-Stevens Point – Disentangling regional drivers of groundwater nitrate with interpretable machine learning
Dec 15 – TBA
Seminar returns in 2022 on Feb 2, 2022
In the spring, ‘Student Happy Hour’ is a forum where graduate students are encouraged to share new results that could spark others to revisit their own data and/or foster collaboration. We want to emphasize that these talks will be preliminary results and comments/questions should be respectful of this new format. We see this format as slightly different than our ‘feature’ seminars where our speakers tend to be professors, post docs, agency researchers, etc. sharing their often times published works.
Feb 2, 2022 – Amy Macarelli, Michigan Technological University
Feb 9 – Danielle Wain, 7 Lakes Alliance – Solutions or snake oil: How effective are in-lake engineering interventions at mitigating harmful algal blooms
Feb 16 – Larry Stevens, Springs Stewardship Institute – Springs Ecosystem Limnology, Biodiversity and Conservation: A Global Crisis with Local Solutions
Feb 23 – Michael Meyer, USGS – Effects of spatially heterogeneous lakeside development on nearshore communities and food webs in a large, deep, oligotrophic lake (Lake Baikal, Siberia)
March 2 – Trista Vick-Majors, Michigan Tech
March 9 – John Magnuson, Professor Emeritus and Director Center for Limnology – A Life in Science; John Magnuson’s History, Thoughts, and Choices from 1950 to 2021
March 16 – NO SEMINAR
March 23 – Irene Gregory-Eaves, McGill University – Kaeser Scholar
March 30 – Maike Sonnenwald, Princeton University
April 6 – Student Happy Hour TBA
April 13 – Giulia Valerio, Hydraulic Engineering group Brescia
April 20 – Holly Embke, PhD candidate Vander Zanden Lab, Center for Limnology
April 27 – Ellen Albright, PhD candidate Wilkinson Lab, Center for Limnology
May 4 – Ashley Trudeau, PhD candidate Jensen Lab, Center for Limnology