Measures to limit climate change and its impacts, and to rebuild marine life
Prof. Jean-Pierre Gattuso, French National Centre for Scientific Research, CNRS
Enhancement of coral climate resilience via microbiome manipulation
Prof. Madeleine van Oppen, Australian Institute of Marine Science
The fate of sunlight absorbed by phytoplankton and its space-based retrievals
Prof. Hanzhi Lin, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Sciences, USA
Anaerobic Nitrite Oxidation: A Missing Component in the Marine Nitrogen Budget
Dr. Xin Sun, Yale University, USA
Sea ice loss drives biogeographical boundary shifts of the Arctic copepods
Prof. Zhixuan Feng, East China Normal University, China
This seminar is part of a special symposium of the International Forum on Advanced Environmental Sciences and Technology (iFAST) seminars, iFAST Marine. Marine covers ~70% of the Earth surface with average depth of 3,800 m, it provides the largest habitats (including sea water, sediment and rocks) for life to thrive, serve as the core to sustain the habitability of the Earth. Under the climate change circumstances, the ocean and its ecosystem are evolving. The symposim includes three sessions: I. Biogeochemical processes in the ocean and the sustainable development.; II. Extreme ecosystems in the ocean; and III. Marine ecosystem under climate change.
