Marine Science Friday Lecture Series at FAU Harbor Branch
This event took place on February 2, 2018. See upcoming events in Vero Beach.
When: Fridays
Where: 5600 US1 North Fort Pierce FL 34946
Marine Science Fridays: A Lecture Series Highlighting Graduate Student Research at FAU Harbor Branch
Come learn about cutting-edge research from the next generation of marine scientists- graduate students at FAU Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute! Lectures are held at the Ocean Discovery Visitors Center every friday at noon from February 2nd to March 9th. Admission is free, however space is limited to 30 guests, so please call 772-242-2293 to reserve a spot. The lecture line-up can be found below:
February 2nd: "Oh The Places They Go: Spotted Eagle Ray Movement Throughout Florida"
By Breanna DeGroot (Biological Sciences M.S. Program)
February 9th: “Zombie Flesh Eating Bacteria: Understanding Vibrio vulnificus”
By Brandon McHenry (Biological Sciences M.S. Program)
February 16th: "Bonefish, Sex, and Everything in Between: Understanding Wild Bonefish Spawning"
By Cameron Luck (Biological Sciences M.S. Program)
February 23rd: “Raising Bonefish in Captivity: Protecting an Important Sportfish”
By Bob Halstead (Environmental Science M.S Program)
March 2nd: “Connected Corals: Population Genetics on the Belize Barrier Reef”
By Ryan Eckert (Biological Sciences M.S. Program)
March 9th: "Marine Natural Products as Cancer Therapies: Screening for Survivin Inhibitors"
By Kirstie Tandberg (Integrative Biology Ph.D. Program)