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| 03/03/06 |
BUMP
Research Discussions - "A comparative study of the
effect of sediment fertilization on seagrass in a temperate
and a tropical estuary" - Ylva Olsen, Ph.D. student, Boston
University Marine Program – 12:15 PM, Candle House
104/105 |
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Bay
Paul Seminar Series - "Evolution of eukaryotic transcriptional
regulation: Lessons from /Giardia lamblia" - Heather
M.H. Goldstone, MBL - 3:30 PM, Candle House 104/105 |
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Falmouth
Forum Series - "Coastal Lands Through Time: Historical
Insights to the Conservation of Natural and Cultural Landscapes"
- David Foster, author, ecologist and Director of the Harvard
Forest - 7:30 PM, Lillie Auditorium |
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| 03/06/06 |
Coffee & Conversation - "Life in a River of Fire" - Linda Amaral Zettler, Assistant Research Scientist, Bay
Paul Center, MBL - 9:30 AM, Meigs Room, Swope Center
- Sponsored by the MBL Associates |
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| 03/07/06 |
Ecosystems
Center Seminar Series - "Multi-scale tracking of non-native
species in the U.S." - Laura Meyerson, University of
Rhode Island - 12:15 PM, Lillie Auditorium |
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| 03/10/06 |
Bay
Paul Seminar Series - "A Molecular View of Microbial
Diversity and the Biosphere" - Norman R. Pace, University
of Colorado at Boulder - 3:30 PM, Candle House 104/105 |
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| 03/14/06 |
Ecosystems
Center Seminar Series - "Investigating water resource
variability in the Sahel region of northern Africa" - Michael
Coe, Woods Hole Research Center - 12:15 PM, Lillie
Auditorium |
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| 03/15/06 |
BUMP
Ph.D. Dissertation Defense - "The physiological effects
of capture stress on post-release survivorship of sharks, tunas,
and marlins" - Gregory B. Skomal, Boston University
Marine Program – 12:15 PM, Lillie Auditorium |
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| 03/17/06 |
Bay
Paul Seminar Series - "Big things in little packages:
DNA packaging in bacteriophage" - Stephen Harvey, Georgia
Institute of Technology- 3:30 PM, Candle House 104/105 |
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Falmouth
Forum Series - "Four Ways to Tell the Story of the
Buddha" - David Eckel, Distinguished Teaching Professor,
Boston University - 7:30 PM, Lillie Auditorium |
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| 03/21/06 |
Ecosystems
Center Seminar Series - "Ecosystem networks: Cyclic
pathways and indirect mutualism" - Brian Fath, Towson
University - 12:15 PM, Lillie Auditorium |
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| 03/24/06 |
Bay
Paul Seminar Series - "A serendipitous journey into
RNA editing: Three and a half brief tales" - Michael W.
Gray, Dalhousie University- 3:30 PM, Candle House 104/105 |
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| 03/28/06 |
Ecosystems
Center Seminar Series - "Influence of plant and microbial
interactions on forest nitrogen retention and loss" - Pamela
Templer, Boston University - 12:15 PM, Lillie Auditorium
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| 03/31/06 |
Bay
Paul Seminar Series - "Trichomonas hydrogenosome: something
old, something new, something borrowed " - Patricia Johnson,
University of California at Los Angeles- 3:30 PM, Candle House
104/105 |
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ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE EVENTS |
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Pilates Classes - Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday - MBL Club, 12:00 noon. Participants will follow
pilates exercises as presented by Mari Windsor on DVD. Beginners
welcome! Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. This
class is free. Please contact Carmen in Human Resources at humanres@mbl.edu
or ext. 7422 to sign up. Sponsored by the MBL Activities
Committee. |
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| 03/09/06 |
MBL Charity and Volunteer Fair - Representatives from non-profit organizations will be on hand to provide information on how you can enhance your life by giving in your own community. Please join us and see how you can make a difference! 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM, Meiges Room, Swope |
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| 03/05/06 |
The
Woods Hole Folk Music Society - The Shirim Klezmer Orchestra
performs its renditions of classic klezmer or "Yiddish
Jazz" music, including arrangements of Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev,
and Brahms. Translated literally, "klezmer" is the
contraction of two Hebrew words meaning "instrument of
song." 7:30 PM (Doors open at 7 PM), Woods Hole Community
Hall. Admission is $10 ($8 for members, discounts for
senior citizens and children). |
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| 03/09/06 |
The
Woods Hole Historical Museum - Captains, Francis Doohan
and Tom Danforth will teach a hands-on workshop on knot tying
and splicing as part of their winter craft series. 7:15 PM,
Woods Hole Public Library. The workshop is free and open
to the public, but registration is required by calling the Museum
at 508-548-7270. |
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| 03/11/06 |
Woods
Hole Public Library - Maggie and Terry Rioux will show photographs
of their most recent trip to England as part of the Winter Travel
Series. 4:00 PM, Woods Hole Public Library. The event is free
and open to the public. For further information call the Woods
Hole Public Library at 508-548-8961. |
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| 03/16/06 |
The
Woods Hole Historical Museum - Dorm Swartz of East Falmouth
will lead a workshop on caning for canoe seats. 7:15 PM,
Woods Hole Public Library. The workshop is free, except
for materials, and open to the public, but participants
must register ahead of time by calling the Museum at 508-548-7270. |
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03/18/06
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The Brentwood Consort - Baroque
and Renaissance music by Bach, Handel, Quantz, Abel, and Gibbons.
7:30 PM at St.
Peter's Episcopal Church, 421 Wianno Ave., Osterville. Free
Will Offering: $10 suggested. Refreshments to follow. For more
info call: 508-362-3779. |
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| 03/19/06 |
The Brentwood Consort - Baroque
and Renaissance music by Bach, Handel, Quantz, Abel, and Gibbons.
3:00 PM at St.
Barnabas Episcopal Church, 91 Main St., Falmouth. Free Will
Offering: $10 suggested. Refreshments to follow. For more info
call: 508-362-3779. |
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| 03/19/06 |
Woods
Hole Folk Music Society - Matt & Shannon Heaton Band.
Woods Hole Community Hall, 7:30 PM (Doors open at 7 PM). Admission
is $10 ($8 for members, discounts for senior citizens and children).
Donations of baked goods are welcome. The hall is handicapped
accessible through its recently installed elevator. |
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