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Visiting Group Lecture Topics

BIOS is excited to share what is going on in ocean research with our visiting groups this year. Most lectures are 45-60 minutes long, with time for questions. Below is a list of lectures that can be coordinated for groups visiting BIOS:

  • Reef Fish Identification — Education Team
  • Coral Identification and Lab (1.5 hours) —Education Team
  • Introduction to an Oceanic Island — Education Team
  • Introduction to the Environment of Bermuda — Dr. Andrew Peters
  • Underwater Robotic Gliders to Explore Ocean Processes — Jonny Chapman
  • Remote Sensing: Coral Reef Airborne Laboratory (CORAL) — Dr. Eric Hochberg
  • Introduction to Plankton — Dr. Amy Maas
  • Plankton and Climate Change — Dr. Amy Maas
  • Ocean Acidification and Its Affects Within Marine Systems — Dr. Amy Maas
  • Microbial Oceanography — Rachel Parsons
  • Devil's Hole: A Coastal Oxygen Minimum Zone — Rachel Parsons
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Students participate in a coral ID lab, field trips, a plankton tow, lab-based nudibranch feeding study, diving, and learn about Bermuda's fish communities.

Program Contact

Kaitlin Noyes
Director of Education and Community Engagement
kaitlin.noyes@bios.asu.edu
Tel: 441-297-1880 x238

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