ASLO Aquatic Sciences Meeting

A barefoot crew just returned from the ASLO Aquatic Sciences Meeting in Hawaii. Lots of fun, good food, meeting old and new friends, and work during free time. Damien Maher and Isaac Santos chaired sessions on carbon cycling and submarine groundwater discharge. The following presentations were given.

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James Sippo:

MANGROVE FORESTS ARE BUFFERS OF COASTAL ACIDIFICATION

Ben Stewart:

SUBMARINE GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE ESTIMATES USING RADIUM ISOTOPES PROVIDE INSIGHT INTO NUTRIENT SOURCES (TAURANGA HARBOUR, NEW ZEALAND)

Damien Maher:

BLUE CARBON OXIDATION REVEALED BY RADIOGENIC AND STABLE ISOTOPES IN A MANGROVE SYSTEM

Ashly McMahon:

NITRATE ENRICHMENT IN A CORAL REEF LAGOON DRIVEN BY GROUNDWATER INPUTS OF BIRD GUANO

James Tucker:

SUBMARINE GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE AS A DIVER OF SURF ZONE PRODUCTIVITY (COFFS HARBOUR, AUSTRALIA)

Jackie Webb:

TERRESTRIAL VERSUS AQUATIC CARBON FLUXES IN AN AGRICULTURAL COASTAL FLOODPLAIN

Mitchel Call:

COUPLING INFRARED GAS ANALYSIS AND CAVITY RING-DOWN SPECTROSCOPY FOR AUTONOMOUS MEASUREMENTS OF DIC AND d13C-DIC

Ashley with poster

James with poster

Ben with poster