The Stockholm University conference Baltic Sea Day, will this year be given in a digital format on November 4. It is open for all but registration is required in order to get a Zoom-invite. All abstracts and information about the sessions are available as PDFs below.
Warm welcome!
8.30-8.35 |
WELCOME TO THE BALTIC SEA DAY 2020
Opening by Christoph Humborg, Scientific Director of the Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre
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8.35-9.40 |
CATCHMENT
Session chair: Fernando Jaramillo
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Fernando Jaramillo: Using InSAR observations to understand effects of climate change on water resources in the Baltic Sea basin
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Gustaf Hugelius: The impact of climate warming on permafrost in the Baltic Sea drainage basin.
- Sara Cousins: Coastal meadows - habitats on the move.
- Georgia Destouni: The Norrström/Baltic Multi-Actor Lab within the EU Project COASTAL - Collaborative Land-Sea Integration Platform, 2018-2022
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9.40-9.55 |
COFFEE BREAK |
9.55-11.30 |
COASTAL AREAS
Session chair: Francisco Nascimento
- Florian Roth: Seasonal variations of carbon dioxide and methane distribution across coastal habitats of the Baltic Sea
- Volker Brüchert: How can we scale inshore emissions of methane in the coastal Baltic and other coastal seas?
- Johan Gustafsson: Are naturally produced brominated compounds causing negative health effects for the Baltic Sea wildlife?
- Camilla Liénart: Are cyanobacteria good food for blue mussels?
- Martin Jakobsson: How to answer the question of a link between Baltic Sea submarine terraces and groundwater seeping?
- Gabriel Freitas: Bioaerosols emitted from Baltic Sea water as studied by single-particle laser-induced fluorescence and DNA analysis
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11.30-12.30 |
LUNCH BREAK |
12.30-13.35 |
OPEN SEA Part l
Session chair: Agnes ML Karlson
- Jana Johansson: Identification of chemical compounds enriched in the Baltic Sea surface microlayer
- Henrik Svedäng: New aspects on the decline of the Baltic cod
- Agnes ML Karlsson: Food web changes explain contrasting patterns in cod and herring mercury concentrations over 4 decades
- Aikaterini Glykou: The story of the Baltic Sea harp seal: Reconstructing the history of an extinct population
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13.35-13.45 |
COFFEE BREAK |
13.45-15.05 |
OPEN SEA Part ll
Session chair: Inga Koszalka
- Sarah Greenwood: Tracing meltwater drainage from the Fennoscandian ice sheet
- Julia Muchowski: Mixing of water masses in the Baltic Sea
- Kristofer Döös: Tracing the Baltic Haline Conveyor Belt
- Inga Monika Koszalka: What can we learn about the swirling surface flows in the Baltic Sea from drifting instruments and modelled drifting particles?
- Erik Gustafsson: Is ocean acidification a threat to the Baltic Sea?
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15.05-15.15 |
COFFEE BREAK |
15.15-16.35 |
POLICY & GOVERNANCE
Session chair: Gun Rudquist
- Flora Borchert: Restricting chemicals under the REACH regulation: An examination of Key Studies used
- Anna Christiernsson: Legal governance of marine biodiversity
- Brita Bohman: From land to sea - Law and policy for reducing nutrients
- Johan Schelin: Environmental aspects of maritime law in the Baltic Sea
- Johanna Hedlund: Policy issue interdependencies and collaborative governance of the Norrström basin, Sweden
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16.35-16.45 |
CLOSING SESSION
Closing remarks with future prospects of the marine research at Stockholm University by Christoph Humborg, Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre
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For easy download:
Baltic Sea Day 2020 programme (77 Kb)
Baltic Sea Day 2020 - Abstracts (797 Kb)
Last updated:
October 7, 2020
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