AWI PoF workshop on Topic 6 and beyondIn-Person Event

Friday 16 Sept 2022, 09:00 → 17:00 Europe/Berlin

Haus A (Nordseemuseum)

Bettina Meyer (AWI)

 

Focus

The workshop aims to foster cooperation between working groups within Topic 6 and beyond.

For this purpose, the plan is to have three “Umbrella Talks” (15 Min each and discussions afterwards) on topics that concerns a large fraction of AWI scientists. The presentations will provide an overview of three topics, including emerging research within the topics, in order to inspire new cooperations. We will follow with four “Approach Talks” (10 Min each), which will stimulate new approaches to data analyses and are intended to foster multidisciplinary collaboration opportunities.

Breakout sessions

After lunch, we will form working groups based on the three topic presentations. This will allow for in depth discussions to plan and discuss future collaborations and combinations of methods and scientific perspectives.

This is a preliminary agenda, therefore the amount and specific topics of the breakout groups will depend on the number of people who will register for the workshop.

 

09:00 → 10:40 Plenary: Welcome and "Umbrella talks"

Convener: Prof. Bettina Meyer (AWI)

09:00 Welcome and introduction

Speaker: Prof. Bettina Meyer (AWI)

09:10 MOSAiC, FRAM, LTER Hausgarten - Understanding Temporal Patterns of Arctic Marine Biodiversity at Timescales from Days to Decades

(15' min pres. & 15' min disc.)

Speaker: Dr Katja Metfies (AWI)

09:40 Identifying the carbon that matters: chemical controls on dissolved organic matter aggregation and sequestration

(15' min pres. & 15' min disc.)

Speaker: Prof. Boris Koch (AWI)

10:10 The overlooked pumps in the biological carbon pump

(15' min pres. & 15' min disc.)

Speaker: Prof. Morten Iversen (AWI)

10:40 → 11:00 Coffee break

11:00 → 12:00 Plenary: "Approach talks"

11:00 Temperature priming as bio-engineering technique to enhance organism performance under stress

(10' min pres. + 5' min disc.)

Speaker: Inka Bartsch (AWI)

11:15 Passive acoustics: overview of a multi-tool

(10' min pres. + 5' min disc.)

Speaker: Ilse van Opzeeland (AWI)

11:30 Biological time keeping - Overlooked in experiments and modeling

(10' min pres. + 5' min disc.)

Speaker: Bettina Meyer (AWI)

11:45 Mathematics as a tool for ecological research

(10' min pres. + 5' min disc.)

Speaker: Thilo Gross

12:00 → 13:15 Lunch

Listen to underwater soundscapes: what does the ocean sound like? A stand alone installation with which visitors can explore and experience underwater soundscapes using the OPUS interface." Karolin Thomisch, Ramona Mattmueller and Svenja Woehle

13:15 → 13:30 Plenary: Breakout groups

13:15 Introduction to breakout groups

13:30 → 15:00 Breakout groups: related to the talks

15:00 → 15:30 Cookie break

Listen to underwater soundscapes: what does the ocean sound like? A stand alone installation with which visitors can explore and experience underwater soundscapes using the OPUS interface." Karolin Thomisch, Ramona Mattmueller and Svenja Woehle

15:30 → 17:00 Plenary: Presentation of suggested TOPIC 6 breakout session Themes for the Science Week / Results from the breakout groups