September 28, 2004	organizational meeting
October 5, 2004	Dr. David Archer University of Chicago Stability of the Methane Clathrate Reservoir in the Ocean due to Anthropogenic Forcing
October 12, 2004	Tasha Reddy Stanford University, Department of Geophysics Bathymetry, Icebergs, and Currents: What controls the extent of the Ross Sea phytoplankton bloom?
October 19, 2004	Dr. Gidon Eshel University of Chicago Dynamics and History of Mediterranean and Middle-Eastern Aridity
October 26, 2004	Christopher Moy Stanford Unversity, Department of Geological & Environmental Sciences
November 2, 2004	Election Day, PLEASE VOTE!
November 9, 2004	Karen McLaughlin Stanford Unversity, Department of Geological & Environmental Sciences
November 16, 2004	Dr. Eric Grossman USGS, Santa Cruz Reef Development on the Main Hawaiian Islands
November 23, 2004	Happy Thanksgiving
December 1, 2004 *Wednesday, 3:00 pm* *Bldg 320, Rm 105*	Dr. Stephen Palumbi Stanford University, Hopkins Marine Station Ocean Neighbors: Spatial scale of habitat use in marine species and implications for marine management
December 13 - 17, 2004	Fall Meeting AGU, San Francisco
January 11, 2005	Peter Franks Scripps Institute of Oceanography Microscale Structure of Phytoplankton in the Ocean: Cool New Tools; Odd Results
February 8, 2005	Farooq Azam Scripps Institute of Oceanography Microbial control of oceanic carbon cycle and implications for ecosystem response to human-induced stresses
February 15, 2005	Sarah Newell Stanford Univeristy An analysis of compound-specific carbon isotopes of lipid biomarkers: A proxy for paleoenvironmental change in the Maya Lowlands of Petén, Guatemala
February 22, 2005	Amy Clement Univeristy of Miami Why are there warm pools in the tropical oceans?
March 1, 2005	Jean-Eric Tremblay Laval University Environmental change in the Arctic: implications for primary production and biogeochemical fluxes
April 5, 2005	Penny Chisholm MIT Prochlorococcus: How to Dominate the Ocean with 1700 Genes
April 12, 2005	TBA
April 19, 2005	Adina Paytan Stanford Univeristy TBA
April 26, 2005	Bill Ruddiman Univeristy of Virginia Humans Have Influenced Global Climate for Thousands of Years
May 3, 2005	Suzanne O'Connell Wesleyan University TBA
May 10, 2005	John Milliman Virginia Institute of Marine Science TBA
May 17, 2005	Sudeshna Pabi & Rochelle Labiosa Stanford University TBA
May 25, 2005	Scott Doney Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution TBA Joint Seminar with Carnegie Global Ecology: Wednesday at 4:00
May 31, 2005	Liz Morris & Mike Calhoun Stanford University TBA