CROZEX Presentations and Outreach

List of presentations, most recent first

"Crozet trip on RRS Discovery" - Hugh Venables - Marine Life talk at NOCS on 7 July 2005

"What does an oceanographer do? - an illustrated talk about a recent physics/ biology/chemistry cruise on RRS Discovery to the Crozet Islands" - Prof Raymond Pollard, 30 June 2005, Gifted and Talented Careers Morning, St Anne's School, Southampton

"Marine snow falls in the southern ocean" article in OceanZone, Summer 2005 (has link to 119 Mb pdf), issue 14 of the National Oceanography Centre

"Observations of a significant annual bloom in the Southern Ocean" - Raymond Pollard, talk at International Research Conference of The Oceanographic Society, 6-10 June 2005, Paris, France

"Initial results from CROZEX" - Raymond Pollard, 12 May 2005, seminar, POETS corner, NOC

"Gas Transfer at Water Surfaces" - Dorothee Bakker, 2-6 May 2005, International Scientific Committee and Session Chair, 37th International Liege Colloquium on Ocean Dynamics, Liege, Belgium

"Southern Ocean blooms promote uptake of atmospheric CO2 - Dr Dorothee Bakker, 6 May 2005, 37th International Liege Colloquium on Ocean Dynamics, Gas Transfer at Water Surfaces, Liege, Belgium

"What does an oceanographer do? - an illustrated talk about a recent physics/biology/chemistry cruise on RRS Discovery to the Crozet Islands" - Prof Raymond Pollard, 13 April 2005, talk to the Democritus Science Society of the Diocesan College, Rondebosch

"The key role of the Southern Ocean in climate change" - Prof Raymond Pollard, 9 March 2005, seminar, Dept of Physics, University of Cape Town

"The marine carbon cycle in a context of integrated marine and atmospheric biogeochemistry" - Dorothee Bakker, 8 Feb 2005, seminar, School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich

"The key role of the Southern Ocean in climate change" - Raymond Pollard, 25 Jan 2005, talk to the Rotary Club, George, South Africa

"Iron Rations" - Raymond Pollard, article (pdf) in Planet Earth, Spring 2004