The Advances in Marine Biogeochemistry (AMBIO) group is a thriving Special Interest Group of the Challenger Society for Marine Science – dedicated to, and run by, its members.
AMBIO holds a biennial science meeting at rolling locations across the UK and welcomes up to 100 delegates over 3 days from home and abroad. The next science meeting, AMBIO IX, is being planned for 24-27 June 2019 at the University of East Anglia. The meeting will celebrate the career of Prof Tim Jickells.
Talks
Tuesday 25 June 2019
16:30 – Robyn Tuerena (ARISE): “Nutrient cycling and primary production in the Barents Sea: Insights from nitrogen isotope measurements.”
Wednesday 26 June 2019
09:30 – Keynote by Sian Henley (ChAOS and Arctic PRIZE): “Polar ocean biogeochemistry: cycling through seas of change”
10:15 – Kate Hendry (ChAOS): “Impact from glacial meltwater on marine biogeochemical cycling off South West Greenland: Insight from ship-board and glider observations”
Poster presentations
James Ward (ChAOS): “Benthic Silica Dynamics in the Northern High Latitudes: a Pore Water Study”
Jan Kaiser (EISPAC): “Nineteen years of surface ocean nitrous oxide along the Atlantic Meridional Transect”
