Category: travels

• ZIJ presents at Max Planck-Hamburg

  Visiting Dr. Tatiana Ilyina of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg Germany, ZIJ gave a seminar titled “Temporal Variability of the Carbonate System in a Dynamic Coastal Estuary”. The talk highlighted recent work in collaboration with Dr. Dana Hunt on the temporal variability of pH, DIC and other physical, chemical and biological variables…

  May 8, 2012

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• Johnson Lab traverses Eastern Pacific Ocean

  As part of the Phytoplankton Of Warming Ocean Waters (POWOW) project, the Johnson Lab completed a transect in the Eastern Northern Pacific Ocean from Honolulu, Hawaii to San Diego, California.  The cruise focused on the diversity, abundance and activity of Prochlorococcus using a variety of techniques, but we also characterizes the physical and chemical environment.…

  March 10, 2012

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• Johnson Lab departs on research cruise in the Pacific Ocean to study climate change

  The Johnson Lab departs today for an open ocean expedition from Honolulu, Hawaii to San Diego, California aboard the R/V Thomas G. Thompson, a major research vessel of the National Science Foundation (NSF).  The goal of the POWOW (Phytoplankton Of Warming Ocean Waters) research cruise is to measure the abundance, diversity and activity of phytoplankton…

  February 29, 2012

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