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SEMINAR: MBF FACULTY SEMINAR SERIES---TODAY @ 12N--Dr. Richard Whitman “Of microbial wracks, strands, sand and man: implications for swimming water quality.”
| From: | Pam Harris <pharris@rsmas.miami.edu> |
| Subject: | SEMINAR: MBF FACULTY SEMINAR SERIES---TODAY @ 12N--Dr. Richard Whitman “Of microbial wracks, strands, sand and man: implications for swimming water quality.” |
| Date: | Fri, 18 Nov 2011 10:49:38 -0500 |
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MBF
Faculty Seminar Series Dr.
Richard
Whitman U.S.
Geological
Survey “Of microbial wracks,
strands, sand and man: implications for swimming water
quality.” This seminar will provide a comparison
of regional distributions of microbes within the freshwater
Great Lakes and south Florida marine beaches. The presentation will focus
on the impacts of sources and shoreline processes on microbial
water quality, emphasizing the importance of beach sand and
shoreline wrack as potential contributors of microbes. *Dr. Richard Whitman, Senior
Ecologist of the Lake Michigan Ecological Research Station of
the USGS, has published extensively on the sources, physical,
and microbiological processes that control recreational water
quality within the Great Lakes.
He will be joined during his presentation by Dr. Helena
Solo-Gabriele, Professor of Civil/Environmental Engineering of
the University of Miami, who has complementary expertise in S.
Florida.* Friday,
November
18, 2011 12noon RSMAS
campus,
S/A 103 --
Pamela Harris Administrative Assistant Marine Biology and Fisheries Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science University of Miami 4600 Rickenbacker Causeway/SLAB-118 Miami, FL 33149 (305) 421-4176 fax - (305) 421-4600 pharris@rsmas.miami.edu http://www.rsmas.miami.edu/academics/divisions/marine-biology-fisheries/ |
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