GEOMAR Science Day 2024

Dienstag 01.10.2024, 08:30 → 17:00 Europe/Berlin

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

 

08:30 → 09:00 Arrival & registration

Have a coffee, hang up your poster and get settled

09:00 → 09:15 Welcome by Katja Matthes and Colin Devey

09:15 → 10:00 Presentations

09:15 Microbial dynamics during phytoplankton blooms

Sprecher: Marjan Ghotbi (RD3)

09:25 Creating Seafloor: Tectonics at the Rodrigues Triple Junction

Sprecher: Oscar Lücke (RD4)

09:35 GEOMAR research data: are you findable?

Sprecher: Hela Mehrtens (IDRZ)

09:45 Artificial intelligence applied to mapping of the seafloor and marine spatial planning – KIMERA

Sprecher: Marcel Schie (RD4)

10:00 → 11:30 Posters, stands, ARENA & tours

11:30 → 12:05 Presentations

11:30 Data Science Support by GEOMAR's Data Science Unit (DSU)

Sprecher: Judith Fischer (IDRZ)

11:40 Global freshwater microbial biodiversity viewed through the metagenomics lens

Sprecher: David Ngugi (RD3)

11:50 Geomar Postdoc+ team and community

Sprecher: Postdoc+ Team

12:00 Re-entry positions after family-related leave

Sprecher: Nikole Lorenz (Directorate)

12:05 → 13:05 Lunch break

Bring your own lunch or buy something at one of the food trucks

13:05 → 13:15 Bewegte Pause

13:15 → 14:00 Munition in the sea (RD2)

Mini-Session with multiple speakers on this topic

Sprecher: Aaron Beck, Benedikt von See, Jens Greinert, Marc Seidel, Mareike Kampmeier, Samar Ensenbach, Valentin Buck

14:00 → 15:00 Posters, stands, ARENA & tours

15:00 → 15:45 Otto Krümmel Award [mixed German/English]: Otto Krümmel Award

15:00 Welcome

Sprecher: Prof. Katja Matthes, Dr. Peter Gimpel

15:10 Laudatio

Sprecher: Prof. Joakim Kjellson, Dr. Malin Ödalen

15:15 Preisverleihung

Sprecher: Dr. Peter Gimpel

15:20 Wie wichtig ist in Ozeanmodellen die horizontale Auflösung?

Presentation by the awardee [in German]

Sprecher: Lasse Kummer, BSc.

15:45 → 16:15 Presentations

15:45 Beyond alongshore winds - A deeper dive into the forcing of coastal upwelling

Sprecher: Marcus Dengler (RD1)

15:55 When volcanos slide into the ocean

Sprecher: Elisa Klein (RD4)

16:05 MUSE: a collaborative Helmholtz infrastructure to enhance interdisciplinary marine observations via robotic, communication and data solutions

Sprecher: Henk-Jan Hoving (RD3)

16:15 → 16:30 Wrap-up