GEOMAR Science Day 2022

Name: GEOMAR Science Day 2022
Start: 2022-09-15T08:30:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-15T20:00:00+02:00
Location: GEOMAR - Standort Ostufer / GEOMAR - East Shore

Donnerstag 15.09.2022, 08:30 → 20:00 Europe/Berlin

8A-002 - Hörsaal Ostufer / Lecture Hall East (GEOMAR - Standort Ostufer / GEOMAR - East Shore)

8A-002 - Hörsaal Ostufer / Lecture Hall East

GEOMAR - Standort Ostufer / GEOMAR - East Shore

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Beschreibung

Welcome to the first GEOMAR Science Day!

Please have a look at the schedule below. You can visit a number or live demonstrations during the poster sessions in the lithothek and foyer of building 8:

ARENA2 (Tom Kwasnitschka & Armin Bernstetter)
Synchro-CT (Christian Deusner)
Seismology (Louisa Murray-Bergquist & Cord Papenberg)
RETAKE experiments on ocean alkalinity enhancement, CDRmare (Sonja Geilert & team)
The microbial black box (Nicole Adam-Beyer & team)
Ocean eddies (Torge Martin)
Ocean modeling (Markus Scheinert)
Data management (Carsten Schirnick & team)

There will be an "Außenwirtschafts-Quiz" (Daniela Schmitt) and lots of posters and exhibitions to explore!

Videos provided by different groups will play in the foyer:

Work in West Afrika / OSCM (Björn Fiedler)
Deep-sea work (Henk-Jan Hoving)
Sinkholes in the Dead Sea (Djamil Al-Habouni)

Contact

bslaby@geomar.de

+49 (0)431 600 2810

- 08:30 → 09:00
  
  Arrival & putting up posters 30m
- 09:00 → 09:15
  
  Welcome by Katja Matthes, Frank Spiekermann and Colin Devey 15m
- 09:15 → 10:00
  Presentations in the lecture hall (session host: Colin Devey) 45m
  - 5 minutes espresso talks 15m
    
    Rodrigue Imbol Koungue: “Benguela Niños: Physical processes and long-term variability”
    Julian Krüger: "Synoptic-scale cooling of cold North Atlantic SSTs as a precursor of European Heat Events - ERA5 vs. HadGEM"
    Erik van Doorn: "Thoughts on the future regulation of Ocean Observing in the European Union"
  - 10 minutes presentation by David Hohn 10m
  - 5 minutes espresso talks 15m
    
    Markus Pahlow: "EMS FORE: Eastern Mediterranean Sea Future Ocean REsearch"
    Zvi Steiner: "Lithium concentration variability in the Indo-Pacific Ocean"
    Marcel Rothenbeck: "Autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs)"
- 10:00 → 11:00
  
  Coffee & posters (all presenters are at their posters) 1 h
- 11:00 → 12:00
  Presentations in the lecture hall (session host: Henk-Jan Hoving) 1 h
  - 5 minutes espresso talks 20m
    
    Everardo González: "Messenger app chat bot for large scale UXO data collection in the ProBaNNt project"
    Meike Klischies: "Where to look for (black) smoke under water?"
    Elena Shchekinova: "Untapping Ocean Energy: Model of Adaptive Optimization for Low Cost Shipping Routing"
    Kristin Hamann: "Vorstellung der Initiative "Für ein gutes Miteinander aus See". Status-Quo und Next Steps"
  - 10 minutes presentation by Helmke Hepach: "Detecting changes in the Baltic Sea – Boknis Eck" 10m
  - 5 minutes espresso talks 20m
    
    Zhouling Zhang: "Decoupling of barium and silicon in the Congo River influenced continental margin: insights from combined barium and silicon isotopes"
    Mareike Kampmeier: "Munition dumpsites in the Baltic Sea - an inventory"
    Marjan Ghotbi: "Seaweeds microbiome and their contribution to seaweeds health"
    Wanxuan Yao: "10 Mt per year CO2 removal challenge for marine-based CDRs in Germany: a promotion and concept explaination opportunity for the upcoming workshop in CDRmare, where early career scientist will be invited to submit their idea on how to implement marine-based CDR in Germany contributing to the 2045 Net-Zero goal"
  - 10 minutes presentation by Sarah Kaehlert: "Science Communication at GEOMAR" 10m
- 12:00 → 13:30
  
  Lunch & posters 1 h 30m
- 13:30 → 15:00
  
  Tours & posters 1 h 30m
  
  Sign up for tours at the front desk in the Foyer (this is also the meeting point):
  - Core storage facility (bring warm clothing!)
  - Coral aquarium in building 8C
  - Electron microprobe in building 8E
  
  Just walk in:
  - TLZ & workshops
  - Argon dating laboratory in building 8D (not suitable for people with fitted pacemakers or defibrillators!)
- 15:00 → 15:45
  Presentations in the lecture hall (session host: Colin Devey) 45m
  - 5 minutes espresso talks 20m
    
    Aaron Beck: "Explosive compounds from relic munitions in coastal German waters"
    Andreas Oschlies: "Ocean deoxygenation - a poorly understood threat to marine life"
    Gareth Crutchley: "Imaging fault zones with seismic reflection data - exploring hazardous plate boundary processes"
    Emanuel Söding: "Intro to HMC and Data Space concepts in Research Field Earth & Environment"
  - 10 minutes presentation by David Keller: "EU Horizon 2020 project OceanNETs: focusing on ocean-based CO2 removal as a means of climate change mitigation" 10m
  - 5 minutes espresso talks 20m
    
    Willi Rath: "Could we train each other more?"
    Joachim Dengg: "GEOMAR's School Programs - formats and ways to contribute"
    Mark Lenz: "Blinded by the light: An experimental approach to assessing the influence of light pollution on benthic ecosystems"
    Marcus Dengler: "EU NextGEMS - tomorrow's earth system models?"
- 15:45 → 16:30
  
  Science Slam Show by Rebecca Bährle & Marco Landt-Hayen 45m
- 16:30 → 17:00
  
  Wrap-up 30m