Thursday, February 9 (note different day)
Steve Porter, NOAA/AFSC
The effect of early and late hatching on the escape response of walleye pollock (Theragra chalcogramma) larvae
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

Wednesday, February 15
Ingrid Spies, NOAA/AFSC
Population structure, cannibalism, and the mating system of Atka Mackerel (Pleurogrammus monopterygius); A new perspective through microsatellites
Bldg. #3, Oceanographer Room

Tuesday, February 21 (note different day)
Mike Canino, NOAA/AFSC
Genetic population structure of Pacific cod (Gadus macrocephalus)
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

Wednesday, March 1
Jeff Napp, NOAA/AFSC
Who or What is Regulating Zooplankton Production in the Southeastern Bering Sea?
Bldg. #3, Oceanographer Room

Wednesday, March 8
Phyllis Stabeno, NOAA/PMEL
The Bering Sea Shelf: Spring and Fall 2005
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

Wednesday, March 29
Chrissy Jump, NOAA/AFSC
The Hopping Bob Dilemma: A Neuston Gear Comparison
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

Wednesday, April 5
Joseph Martin, Applied Physic Laboratory, UW
Dynamics of Gulf of Alaska Eddies Observed with Seaglider
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

Wednesday, April 12
Miriam Doyle, NOAA/AFSC
Climate-ecosystem connections in the Northeast Pacific Ocean: linkages between Gulf of Alaska ichthyoplankton and physics at the local and basin scales
Bldg. #4, Jim Traynor Conference Room

Friday, April 14, 1:30 pm (note different day and time)
Jim Overland, NOAA/PMEL
What is a regime shift?
Bldg. #3, Oceanographer Room

All interested persons are invited!