FORT JOHNSON MARINE SCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES

FORT JOHNSON MARINE SCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES

SPRING 2004 SEMINAR SCHEDULE

Jan 9, 2004 Harold May
MUSC From Wireless to Wired: Investigations on Microbial Dehalogenation, Biodegradation and Generation of Electricity

Jan 16, 2004 Jeanette K. Rice
Associate Professor of Chemistry Georgia Southern University Mercury Contamination of a Coastal Plain: Long Term Effects on Soil, Sediment and Aquatic Life

Jan 23, 2004 Claudia Benitez-Nelson
Department of Geological Sciences/Marine Science Program
University of South Carolina Phosphorus speciation in the Cariaco Basin

Jan 30, 2004 Lou Burnett
Grice Marine Laboratory
College of Charleston Environmental Physiology of Disease Resistance in Some Marine Organisms

Feb 6, 2004 Erin Burge
Virginia Institute of Marine Science A Mycobacterium-inducible natural resistance-associated macrophage protein in striped bass Morone saxatilis

Feb 13, 2004 Lee Ferguson
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
University of South Carolina Applications of High Performance Mass Spectrometry to Research in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry

Feb 20, 2004 STUDENT RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM
J. Malcolm Shick
School of Marine Sciences
University of Maine Coral Sea to Côte d'Azur to Coast o' Maine: Field and Laboratory Studies of UV Sunscreens in Marine Organisms

Feb 27, 2004 Jeffrey C. Carrier
W.W. Diehl Professor of Biology
Albion College Mating Behaviors and Reproductive Strategies of Nurse Sharks: Altruism, Paternity, and Philopatry

Mar 5, 2004 Charles Hagedorn
Virginia Tech Bacterial Source Tracking in Coastal Waters

Mar 12, 2004 No Seminar Spring Break

Mar 19, 2004 Rick DeVoe
SC Sea Grant Consortium Recent Developments and Fellowship Opportunities at S.C. Sea Grant

Mar 26, 2004 Andrew S. Mount
Department of Biological Sciences
Clemson University Oyster Hemocytes Nucleate And Supply Crystals To The Site Of Shell Formation: Implications For The Evolution Of Mollusca

Apr 2, 2004 John Weinstein
The Citadel Ultraviolet, Ultratoxic: Hydrocarbons, Sunlight, and Toxicity in South Carolina Tidal Creeks

Apr 9, 2004 Madilyn Fletcher
Baruch Institute
University of South Carolina TBA

Apr 16, 2004 Steven Wilhelm
Assistant Professor of Microbiology University of Tennessee Virus in the Sea: Evidence for their Critical Role in the Marine Iron Cycle

Apr 23, 2004 Debashish Bhattacharya
Department of Biological Sciences and the Center for Comparative Genomics
University of Iowa Phylogenetic and Genomic Perspectives on the Origin and Evolution of Algae

Apr 30, 2004 Phil Maier
SC Dept. of Natural Resources A Trawl Survey of Sea Turtles Along the Southeast Coast of the U.S.

Archives of Fort Johnson Seminars

Fort Johnson Seminar Series - Current Seminar Schedule

Jan 9, 2004	Harold May MUSC	From Wireless to Wired: Investigations on Microbial Dehalogenation, Biodegradation and Generation of Electricity
Jan 16, 2004	Jeanette K. Rice Associate Professor of Chemistry Georgia Southern University	Mercury Contamination of a Coastal Plain: Long Term Effects on Soil, Sediment and Aquatic Life
Jan 23, 2004	Claudia Benitez-Nelson Department of Geological Sciences/Marine Science Program University of South Carolina	Phosphorus speciation in the Cariaco Basin
Jan 30, 2004	Lou Burnett Grice Marine Laboratory College of Charleston	Environmental Physiology of Disease Resistance in Some Marine Organisms
Feb 6, 2004	Erin Burge Virginia Institute of Marine Science	A Mycobacterium-inducible natural resistance-associated macrophage protein in striped bass Morone saxatilis
Feb 13, 2004	Lee Ferguson Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry University of South Carolina	Applications of High Performance Mass Spectrometry to Research in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry
Feb 20, 2004	STUDENT RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM J. Malcolm Shick School of Marine Sciences University of Maine	Coral Sea to Côte d'Azur to Coast o' Maine: Field and Laboratory Studies of UV Sunscreens in Marine Organisms
Feb 27, 2004	Jeffrey C. Carrier W.W. Diehl Professor of Biology Albion College	Mating Behaviors and Reproductive Strategies of Nurse Sharks: Altruism, Paternity, and Philopatry
Mar 5, 2004	Charles Hagedorn Virginia Tech	Bacterial Source Tracking in Coastal Waters
Mar 12, 2004	No Seminar	Spring Break
Mar 19, 2004	Rick DeVoe SC Sea Grant Consortium	Recent Developments and Fellowship Opportunities at S.C. Sea Grant
Mar 26, 2004	Andrew S. Mount Department of Biological Sciences Clemson University	Oyster Hemocytes Nucleate And Supply Crystals To The Site Of Shell Formation: Implications For The Evolution Of Mollusca
Apr 2, 2004	John Weinstein The Citadel	Ultraviolet, Ultratoxic: Hydrocarbons, Sunlight, and Toxicity in South Carolina Tidal Creeks
Apr 9, 2004	Madilyn Fletcher Baruch Institute University of South Carolina	TBA
Apr 16, 2004	Steven Wilhelm Assistant Professor of Microbiology University of Tennessee	Virus in the Sea: Evidence for their Critical Role in the Marine Iron Cycle
Apr 23, 2004	Debashish Bhattacharya Department of Biological Sciences and the Center for Comparative Genomics University of Iowa	Phylogenetic and Genomic Perspectives on the Origin and Evolution of Algae
Apr 30, 2004	Phil Maier SC Dept. of Natural Resources	A Trawl Survey of Sea Turtles Along the Southeast Coast of the U.S.