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2006 SES Student Research Symposium

December 15, 2006
MBL Lillie Auditorium

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Time: Speaker and Topic:

8:20 AM
Introduction

8:30 AM Cora Johnston, Hampshire College - The Implications of Land Use Change on Availability of Food Resources for Migratory Birds

8:45 AM Brook Brouwer, Colorado College - Impacts of Land Use History and Chronic Nitrogen Addition in Agricultural and Forest Soils

9:00 AM Bianca Kissel, Connecticut College - The Effect of Soil Warming on Ectomycorrhizal Fungal Abundance and on Nitrogen Storage in Fungi

9:15 AM Laura van der Pol, Wellesley College - Effect of Dominant Grass Species on Nitrogen Cycling in Salt Marsh Sediments

9:30 AM Stephanie Oleksyk, Clark University - The Rate of Sedimentation in the Great Sippewisset Salt Marsh, Falmouth MA

9:45 AM Angela Burnett-Penn, Brandeis University - Effects of Restricting Tidal Flow on Decomposition and Nutrient Cycling in the Great Sippewisset Salt Marsh System, Falmouth MA

Coffee Break

10:30 AM Susan Pincus, Mount Holyoke - Effects of Adding Sewage Sludge and Urea-Phosphate Fertilizers to the Great Sippewisset Salt Marsh, Falmouth, MA on Heavy Metals and Microbial N-Cycling

10:45 AM Will Daniels, Lawrence University - Mussels and Metals in the Sippewisset Marsh, Falmouth MA, and Eel Pond, Woods Hole, MA

11:00 AM Greg Henkes, Bates College - Tracing Sources of Nitrogen for Primary Producers in West Falmouth Harbor by Examining the _15N Values of Macroalgae, Ulva and Gracilaria

11:15 AM Karen Kayfetz, Brown University - Nutrient Loading and N vs. P Limitation of Phytoplankton in the Quashnet and West Falmouth Harbor Estuaries

11:30 AM Amanda Keledjian, Grinnell College - Abundance, Feeding Habits and Substrate Preferences of the Brittle Star, O. brevispinum in Different Habitats of West Falmouth Harbor in Massachusetts

11:45 AM Yukari Kaito, Sarah Lawrence - The Effect of Temperature and Grazing on Algal Primary Production and Nutrient Uptake

Luncheon Break

1:30 PM Angela Vincent, Grinnell College - The Effects of Seawater Intrusion on Microbial Nitrate and Sulfate Reduction within a NITREXTM Permeable Reactive Barrier Designed to Mitigate Ground-water N-Pollution in Waquoit Bay, MA

1:45 PM Kaitlyn Lucey, Wellesley College - Methane Production and Microbial Methanogen Abundance Based on Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction Analysis across a NITREXTM Permeable Reactive Barrier in Waquoit Bay

2:00 PM Whitney Eng, Brown University - Using Infauna Abundance and Genetic Markers in Oysters as an Indicator of Hypoxia Down-gradient from a NITREXTM Permeable Reactive Barrier

2:15 PM Lucy Robins, Vassar College - Cranberry Bog Restoration: The Effect of Cultivation and Restoration on Nutrient Uptake and Cycling in Streams on Cape Cod

2:30 PM Kimberly Morrell, Carleton College - An Analysis of the Benthic Invertebrate Communities in Agriculturally Impacted and Restored Stream Ecosystems on Cape Cod

2:45 PM Yusuke Kumai, Vassar College - The Effect of Water Temperature on the Distribution and Metabolic Rate of Fish Species in Streams on Cape Cod
 
Post-seminar refreshments and awards (Lillie Lobby)


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