#OceanHealth2022

29.08.2022, 18:00 → 31.08.2022, 17:30 Europe/Berlin

Marie-Catherine Riekhof (Center for Ocean and Society, Kiel Marine Science, KMS, Kiel University), Thorsten Reusch (GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel), Ute Hentschel Humeida (GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel), Organization: Frauke Pescheck (Kiel Marine Science, Kiel University)

The Symposium is hosted by Kiel Marine Science (KMS) at Kiel University and GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel as an in-person event in Kiel, Germany.

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News: You can find information about the site programme here.

Register to join here or mail to oceanhealth.symposium@kms.uni-kiel.de for further information.

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GUIDING QUESTIONS

* Are marine diseases increasing through global change?

* Are fundamentally novel diseases emerging?

* How can we conceptualize the dual nature of marine disease as trigger of mass mortality versus essential ecosystem regulator?

* What are the links between ecosystem integrity, marine disease, and human health?

* How can we best manage the societal and economic implications of marine diseases, epidemic risks, and microbial interventions under uncertainty?

Meet early career scientists and established researchers from a broad range of disciplines to exchange views on ocean disease, ocean extremes, ocean health, and related governance options to articulate a One Ocean Health perspective and its connection to the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development. The programme includes keynotes, plenary sessions with panel discussions, and an evening poster session.

 

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SPEAKERS

Isabelle Arzul                        (IFREMER, La Tremblade, France)

Arne Biastoch                       (GEOMAR & Kiel University, Germany)

Alicia Bruzos                        (The Francis Crick Institute, UK &

                                                 Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain)

Claire Gachon                      (MNHM Paris, France & SAMS, Oban, UK)

Lone Grønbæk Jørgensen  (SDU, Esbjerg, Denmark)

Kevin Lafferty                      (US Geological Survey & UC Santa Barbara, USA)

Raquel Peixoto                     (KAUST, Saudi Arabia)

Christina Pettan-Brewer     (University of Washington, Seattle, USA &

                                                ECOHA (One Health Brasil), OHLAIC)

Forest Rohwer                      (San Diego State University, USA)

Lauren Schiebelhut              (UC Merced, USA)

Ursula Siebert                       (University of Veterinary Medicine, Hannover, Germany)

David Thieltges                     (NIOZ, Den Hoorn, The Netherlands)

Assaf Vardi                            (Weizmann Institute, Rechovot, Israel)

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INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE

Lora Fleming                        (ECEHH, Exeter, UK)

Ute Hentschel Humeida      (GEOMAR & Kiel University, Germany)

Raquel Peixoto                     (KAUST, Saudi Arabia)

Thorsten Reusch                  (GEOMAR & Kiel University, Germany)

Marie-Catherine Riekhof   (KMS, CeOS at Kiel University, Germany)

David Thieltges                    (NIOZ, The Netherlands)

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REGISTRATION AND CONFERENCE FEE

Pre-registration is required. Regular conference fee: 80 EUR. A poster contribution is strongly encouraged. Participation in Kiel is limited to 120 participants.

For information, please contact Frauke Pescheck: oceanhealth.symposium@kms.uni-kiel.de

The Symposium is registered as Ocean Decade Activity.

Find out more about the United Nations Ocean Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development and join the Global Stakeholder Forum to keep informed, connect to ocean experts, and learn about the Ocean Decade.

The Symposium is hosted by Kiel Marine Science (KMS) at Kiel University and GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel and supported by the Center for Ocean and Society (CeOS) at KMS, the CRC 1182 on Metaorganisms and the Topic 6: Marine Life within HELMHOLTZ Changing Earth programme.

Poster abstract template.docx

Programme overview.pdf

Scientific programme 2nd International Ocean Health Symposium.pdf

Montag, 29. August

Ice Breaker

Dienstag, 30. August

Opening Session - Setting the Scene

1 Welcome

Sprecher: Eckhard Quandt (Vice President Kiel University)

10:00 Coffee break

Emerging Marine Diseases

Guiding questions: Who are the emerging marine pathogens/parasites? Are marine disease processes different from those of terrestrial organisms? What are the mechanistic underpinnings of marine disease? What are the impacts on organismal function?

12:15 Lunch

Marine epidemiology, triggers, and tipping-points

Guiding questions: What is the current understanding of marine disease dynamics (epidemiology) compared to land? How can we use the sediment record to understand past disease dynamics? How can we explore and visualise health and disease related processes using a digital twin ocean approach?

15:05 Coffee break

Young Investigators poster pitch

15 selected posters; each 3 minutes pitches

Poster Session

We highly recommend to present your research on a poster. Poster places are limited to 60 posters. Please register your poster in the registration section. 30 posters can be presented in a one slide/one minute-poster pitch prior the poster session.

19:00 Dinner buffet

Mittwoch, 31. August

Marine disease between mass mortality and essential regulation

Guiding questions: what are advances in the understanding of how disease regulates ecosystems? How can we distinguish among key regulating and detrimental functions of (emerging) marine disease? How much disease does a healthy ocean need? What is the relationship among pathogen / parasite and the biodiversity of free-living species?

10:50 Coffee break and brunch

Governance of marine diseases

guiding questions: What are direct and indirect links between ocean health and disease and human well-being ? What should the management goals of marine diseases and “ocean health” look like? What are possible roles of humans in fostering marine disease outbreaks (e.g. pollution, destroying biodiversity) and in curing them?How can management account for the “double role” of marine disease (mass mortality vs regulating function?) How can management across time, space and national borders effectively be implemented?

15:05 Coffee break

Outlook: Panel Discussion

Panel including international steering group members
Guiding question: which research agenda do we need for the next decade to study ocean health and disease

16:30 Meet & Great / Networking Coffee