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SEAS Annual Meeting 2024

SEAS Annual Meeting 2024, 28 - 31st October

Come and meet our current 35 SEAS fellows during 4 days of open poster sessions and lunches

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We are kicking off this year's event on 28th October, with an open afternoon of keynotes, pitches and posters from our current 35 SEAS fellows. During the following days we invite everyone interested to come and mingle with our fellows during open poster sessions at the UiB Learning Arena in Nygårdsgaten 5 (lunch will be included).

The open sessions are Monday 16.00-18.00 (with oral presentations), and poster-lunch sessions 12.00-13.00 during Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. See details below.

If you would like food/drinks during any open session, please register here

Monday 28th October

There may be minor adjustments in the program. Read about the Keynotes here.

TimeName of sessionChair/responsible 
14:00-16:00Set up posters and practice presentationsSEAS fellowsClosed
16:00-16:30Open session: Mingling, light snacks and posters in Nygårdsgaten 5Free of charge - but please register if you want snacksOPEN
16:30 -(appr.)18:00

Open session: Presentations by SEAS postdoctoral fellows
 

In storsalen in Nygårdsgaten 5OPEN
Welcome (10 min)Opening welcome by the Dean at the Faculty of Science and Technology, host faculty of the SEAS officeGunn MangerudOPEN
Keynote (10 min)Dance, my greens! Unravelling the response of macroalgae in a changing climate

Juan Manuel Valero Rodríguez

OPEN
Keynote (10 min)Data from the depths: how past fish bones can inform marine sustainability

Asia Victoria Alsgaard

OPEN
Pitch (3 min)

How can nanotechnology solve biofouling issues for marine sensors?

Bichitra Nanda SahooOPEN
Pitch (3 min)Revealing volcanic evolution of Mid-Ocean Ridges through seafloor morphology

Morgane Le Saout

OPEN
Keynote (10 min)Identifying the difficult to identifyPaul DeesOPEN
Pitch (3 min)Working hours and their impact on health and safety of maritime workers

Israel Paul Nyarubeli

OPEN
Pitch (3 min)AI monitoring of life on the seabedChloe GameOPEN
Keynote (10 min)Decoding Host-Pathogen Interactions in Lumpfish: A Path Towards Effective Vaccine Development

Shreesha Sadashiva Rao

OPEN
Pitch (3 min)The Ocean’s time capsule: lessons for a warmer future

Frida Snilstveit Hoem

OPEN
Pitch (3 min)Nanotechnology approaches to tackling biofouling in the marine environment

Paul Thomas

OPEN
Keynote (10 min)

Geometric Deep Learning for Smart Shipping - Graph Neural Network for short-long-term weather forecasting

Samaneh Abolpour Mofrad

OPEN
Pitch (3 min)Can a ship at sea be safely controlled from shore?

Amit Sharma

OPEN
Pitch (3 min)How do marine parasites pick their host?

Zoran Sargac

OPEN
Keynote (10 min)Our fjord futures: conceptualizing climate impacts on fjords

João Bettencourt

OPEN
Pitch (3 min)Ice sheets and sea level

Konstanze Haubner

OPEN
Pitch (3 min)Could the filament be the weak point of the salmon louse?

Virginie Comorge

OPEN
    

Tuesday 29th October 

There may be minor adjustments in the program.

Time

Name of sessionChair/responsible 
09:15 - 10:15AI workshop - finding knowledge gapsHiwa MålenClosed
10:15 - 10:30coffee break  
10:30 - 11:30AI workshop - finding knowledge gapsHiwa MålenClosed
11:30 - 12:00lunch and mingling for fellowsSEAS fellows 
12:00 - 13:00

OPEN POSTER-LUNCH SESSION

Session is open to all - OPEN and free of charge - but please register if you want lunch

All SEAS fellowsOPEN
13:00 - 14:00HR - leadershipOle Christian Laukli; Elisabeth NesheimClosed
14:00 - 14:30coffee break  
14:30 - 15:30

HR - leadership

Ole Christian Laukli; Elisabeth NesheimClosed

Wednesday 30th October

There may be minor adjustments in the program.

Time

Name of sessionChair/responsible 
09:15 - 10:00SEAS conversations: reflecting on core ideas and the experience of being a SEAS-fellowThomas Völker; Aiste Klimasauskaite; Ed NedelciuClosed
10:00 - 10:15coffee break  
10:15 - 11:00SEAS conversations: reflecting on core ideas and the experience of being a SEAS-fellowThomas Völker; Aiste Klimasauskaite; Ed NedelciuClosed
11:00 - 11:30Quick intro: International/cross-sectorial externships - possibilitiesErik Sandquist, FIAClosed
11:30 - 12:00lunch and mingling for fellowsSEAS fellows 
12:00 - 13:00

OPEN POSTER-LUNCH SESSION

Session is open to all - OPEN and free of charge - but please register if you want lunch

All SEAS fellowsOPEN
13:00 - 14:00Building interdisciplinary groupsRoger Strand & Anne BlanchardClosed
14:00 - 14:15coffee break  
14:15 - 15:15Building interdisciplinary groupsRoger Strand & Anne BlanchardClosed

Conference dinner: Muntlig bar (Student Center, behind the Cantina), 16:00 onwards

Thursday 31st October

There may be minor adjustments in the program.

Time

Name of sessionChair/responsible 
09:15 - 10:00Library servicesCaroline ArmitageClosed
10:00 - 10:15coffee break  
10:15 - 11:00Library servicesCaroline ArmitageClosed
11:00 - 11:30Quick intro: UiB ERCs, proposal support etcKatie AndersClosed
11:30 - 12:00lunch and mingling for fellowsSEAS fellows 
12:00 - 13:00

OPEN POSTER-LUNCH SESSION

Session is open to all - OPEN and free of charge - but please register if you want lunch

All SEAS fellowsOPEN
13:00 - 14:00Planning the next step: from Publication to SolutionYves AubertClosed
14:00 - 14:30Wrapping upSEASClosed
14:30ENDRemove posters etc