Marine Science Seminar Schedule
The Marine Science program, based at our Stennis Space Center location, hosts a semi-weekly
seminar during the Fall and Spring academic semesters. These seminars are open to
the public.
When: (most) Fridays at 11am
Where: Via Team/Webex, Zoom or Hybrid-In-Person (Details distributed on Monday of
week of seminar)
January
- Friday, January 28
Kristine DeLong | Louisiana State University
The Alabama Underwater Forest: A Time Capsule from the Last Ice Age
February
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Friday, February 4
Ioan Nistor | University of Ottawa
Extreme Flood and Debris Leading on Infrastructure: Lessons from Post-Disaster Forensic
Engineering Fields Surveys and Experimental Modeling
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Friday, February 11
Bill Shedd | Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
Mapping the Seafloor of the Gulf of Mexico for the last 23 years, and having way too
much fun and getting paid for it
March
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Friday, March 11
Jeff Obelcz | U. S. Naval Research Laboratory
Using Machinge Learning to Predict Paleo Topography in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
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Friday, March 25
Villy Kourafalou | University of Miami
From the Caribbean to the Atlantic through the Gulf of Mexico: mighty currents, swirling
flows and strait controls
April
- Friday, April 1
DMS Grad Student Talks I University of Southern Mississippi
Betina Brockcamp & Azadeh Razavi Arab
- Friday, April 29
DMS Grad Student Talks I University of Southern Mississippi
Neil Redmond, Shara Gremillion & Oladeji Siyanbola
May
See the listing of our past seminar speakers here.
Recorded versions of many of our seminars are also available at our YouTube channel
(copy and paste into browser: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1tiTGwQPCRCyaFxzuveZiw )