Research Seminar Series 2004
Seminars are usually from 6-7pm in the Gump Station classroom. Presentations can be 15-45 minutes followed by discussion until 7pm. Talks are in English unless otherwise noted.
- 1 July – Jim Hench (Stanford University) Circulation measurements in Paopao Bay: implications for larval transport, retention, recruitment, and export.
- 14 July – Craig Moritz (University California Berkeley) Evolution, Conservation & Museums
- 19 July – Julie Grandgirard (Gump Station) Biocontrol of Glassy Winged Sharpshooter in French Polynesia. Lutte Biologique Classique Contre la Cicadelle Pisseuse en Polynesie francaise. [English and French]
- 21 July – Riley Nelson (Brigham Young University) Initiating Macroinvertebrate Species Diversity Studies on Maupiti, French Polynesia, South Pacific - Te Haamata i te Tuatapaparaa i te mau manumanu rii i Maupiti, Polinesia Farani [English and Tahitian]
- 22 July – John Dellinger (University of Wisconsin) Exposure assessment and initial intervention regarding fish consumption of tribal members of the Upper Great Lakes Region in the United States - Evaluation des risques d'exposition aux polluants environnementaux (métaux lourds et PCB) des populations fortes consommatrices de poissons: exemple des communautés de la région des Grands Lacs:Supérieur et Michigan, USA [English and French; 11am at Institut Louis Malardé, Papeete]
- 26 July – Sylvain Charlat (University College London and Gump Station) Evolutionary consequences of Wolbachia-induced male-killing: a case study in the butterfly Hypolimnas bolina
- 2 August – Jennifer Kahn (University of California Berkeley) Settlement Pattern Archaeology and Paleodemography: Projections on Prehistoric Populations in the 'Opunohu Valley
- 3 August – Serges Planes (EPHE - ESA CNRS 8046 Universite de Perpignan) Estimating Self-recruitment and Connectivity in Reef Fish Populations from Genetic Paternity Analysis. [19h00 at CRIOBE]
- 9 August – Caroline Vieux (Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network, CRIOBE) Status of Coral Reefs in the Wider Pacific Ocean and Challenges of Reef Monitoring in the Pacific [18h00 at CRIOBE]
- 16 August – Shay Boutillier
(University of California Berkeley) The
Relation Between Development and Sediment Deposition from
Stormwater Runoff on Coral Reefs in Moorea, French Polynesia
