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Date	Speaker	From	Title
9/17/2009	Dr. Fred Dobbs	Old Dominion University	Microorganisms in Ships' Ballast Waters-The Conundrum of Minimizing Their Release to the Environment, Yet Keeping the Global Commercial Fleet in Operation
10/1/2009	Dr. Gary McMurtry	University of Hawaii	Massive Volcanic Flank Failure, Megatsunamis, and Quaternary Climate Change
10/8/2009	Dr. Courtney Harris	Virginia Institute of Marine Science	Erodibility and Sediment Trapping in a Partially Mixed Estuary: A Modeling Study of the York River Estuary, Virginia
10/15/2009	Dr. Ross Edwards	Desert Research Institute	Increased tropical fire emissions during the Medieval Warm Period: evidence from a West Antarctic ice-core
10/22/2009	Dr. Joseph Resing	NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory	Observations of an Active Submarine Eruption at West Mata Volcano, Lau Basin (southwest Pacific)
10/29/2009	Dr. Jason Schaffler	Old Dominion University	Examining Recruitment Dynamics of Atlantic Menhaden Using Otolith Chemistry
11/5/2009	Dr. Ben Twining	Bigelow Laboratories	Elemental Composition of Plankton in the Equatorial Pacific Ocean: Evidence of Diatom Co-limitation by Iron and Silicic Acid
11/12/2009	Dr. Kent Mountford	Cove Corporation	Captain John Smith's Chesapeake: A look at the Bay in 1607-08
11/19/2009	Dr. Allison Buchan	University of Tennessee	Roseobacter biogeography: distributions of an ecologically important marine bacterial clade
12/3/2009	Dr. Rob Sherrell	Rutgers University	Nutrient biogeochemistry of the past ocean: development of novel geochemical proxies in coral skeletons
12/10/2009	OEAS 441 Students	Old Dominion University