Seminars presented at the AFSC are designed to highlight interdisciplinary, collaborative research and to spur innovative cross-cutting research in the future.  Participation in the series is important to furthering these goals.
 

January:

• 18th: "More Ice? Bering Climate Now and Future"       (VIDEO)
          James Overland and Phyllis Stabeno, NOAA/PMEL
          11:00am, Traynor Seminar Room, Bldg. 4, Rm. 2076
   
• 30th: "Ocean Acidification: The Other CO₂ Problem"      (VIDEO)
          Richard Feely, NOAA/PMEL
          11:00am, Building 9 Auditorium
   

February:

• 13th: "Lies, Damn Lies, and Models:  Are Our Ecosystem Projections Useful to Stakeholders?"
          Kerim Aydin, AFSC/REFM
   

March:

• 1st: "Has The Steller Sea Lion 'Experience' Taught Us Something About Ecosystem Management?"
          Lowell Fritz, AFSC/NMML
   
• 13th: "Ecosystem Research and Advice for Fisheries Management:  Past, Present and Future"
          Pat Livingston, AFSC/REFM
   
• 20th: "Bowhead Whale 'SNACS' Near Barrow, Alaska:  a Study of Environmental & Anthropogenic Variability"
          Sue Moore, AFSC/NMML
   

April:

• 3rd: "Climate and Fisheries; present and future challenges to understanding marine ecosystems"
          Anne Hollowed, AFSC/REFM
   
• 17th: "Developing Scientific Research that Supports an Ecosystem Approach to Management: Mashed Potatoes or Seafood Bouillabaisse?"
          Mike Sigler, AFSC/ABL
   

May:

• 1st: "Global Change and the Alaska Integrated Model of Economics and Ecosystems"
          Michael Dalton, AFSC/REFM
   
• 15th: "Deep Sea Coral Distribution and Habitat in the Aleutian Archipelago"
          Jon Heifetz, AFSC/ABL
   

2006 Seminars