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2004 SES Student Research Symposium

December 17, 2004
MBL Lillie Auditorium


Time: Speaker and Topic:

9:00 AM
Welcoming remarks

9:10 AM Emily de Moor, Brown University - "The Effects of Clear-Cutting on Soil and Groundwater Nitrogen Pools on Martha's Vineyard"

9:30 AM Sarah Hicks, Hampshire College - "The Effects of Invasive Species on Soil Biogeochemistry"

9:50 AM Emily Sampson, Mount Holyoke College - "Carbon Dioxide and Methane Production along a Moisture/Organic Matter Gradient in Atlantic White Cedar Swamps"

10:10 AM Lisa Brunie, Mount Holyoke College - "Effects of Temperature and Sediment Water Content on Carbon Dioxide and Methane Fluxes in Peat Cores from Atlantic White Cedar Swamps"

Coffee Break

11:00 AM Rose Phillips, Mount Holyoke College - "Effects of Redox Potential and Seagrass Cover on Concentrations and Speciation of Cu, Cr, and Pb in West Falmouth Harbor Sediments"

11:20 AM Sarah Q. Foster, Hampshire College - "Sediment Respiration and Denitrification Rates Along a Nitrogen-Loading/Eutrophication Gradient in a Shallow Coastal Estuary (West Falmouth Harbor)"

11:40 AM Katharine Nolan, Bates College - "A Comparison of Filtering and Oxygen Consumption Rates in Bivalves and an Evaluation of Their Capacity to Reduce Eutrophication in West Falmouth Harbor"

Lunch Break

1:30 PM Noam Ross, Brown University - "The Response of Microplankton Trophic Structure to Organic and Inorganic Nitrogen Loading"

1:50 PM Kevin Kingsland, Beloit College - "Human Disturbance to Riparian Vegetation and its Effect on Aquatic Food Web Dynamics"

2:10 PM Chad Yaindl, Lafayette College - "An Analysis of Nutrient Removal Capability of Agriculturally Impacted vs. Restored Wetlands"

 
There will be a brief celebration and awards ceremony after the symposium


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