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Oral Presentations
IMBER: Integrated Marine Biogeochemistry and Ecosystem Research, Julie Hall
Interactions between biogeochemical cycles and marine food webs: Transfers of matter across ocean interfaces
Mineralization of organic matter in the dark ocean, Christian Tamburini
Balancing the carbon budget of the mesopelagic zone, Tom Anderson
The benthic response to natural iron fertilisation in the Southern Indian Ocean - The Crozet Islands, George Wolff (Richard Lampitt)
Sensitivity to Global Change : Effects of increasing anthropogenic CO2 and temperature
Unifying principles in ecosystem effects of ocean warming and acidification, Hans-Otto Portner
Effects of High CO2 and Acidification on the Plankton, Toby Tyrrell
Multi-species coccolithophore response to an anthropogenically-modified ocean, Ros Rickaby
Sensitivity to Global Change : Changing supplies of macro- and micronutrients
Atmospheric inputs to the oceans, Tim Jickells
Combined effects of hypoxia and high pCO2 on iron speciation, Maeve Lohan
Molecular underpinnings of adaptation to different nutrient limitations in the marine diatom Thalassiosira pseudonana, Thomas Mock
Sensitivity to Global Change : End-to-end food webs and biogeochemical cycles
Ecosystems End to End: A BASIN scale perspective, Mike St John
An impending need for scientific advice on the impact of fishing on marine food webs, Mike Heath
Predicting the impacts and socio-economic consequences of climate change on global marine ecosystems and fisheries: the QUEST_Fish framework, Manuel Barange
Responses of society
Multiple-pathways for impacts of climate change on fisheries social-ecological systems, Tim Daw
Science and Policy Integration: Rusty Gate or Revolving Door? Tavis Potts
Governance mechanisms which respond to marine and coastal change: the evolving UK framework and opportunities for scientific input, Tim Stojanovic
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