Workshops, Webinars and Panel Discussions

BioGeoSCAPES Modeling Webinar Series

Interested in learning to integrate models to address BioGeoSCAPES relevant questions? Watch the recordings of our three-part webinar series designed to engage modelers and experimentalists on the BioGeoSCAPES YouTube Channel! In these webinars, originally recorded May 13, May 20, and May 27, 2025, we discussed biogeochemical, cellular scale, an network & statistical modeling approaches with presentations and moderated discussions.

May 13, 15:00 GMT | Biogeochemical Models
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Presenters: Pearse Buchanan, Sinikka Linartz
Moderators: Al Tagliabue, Charlotte Laufkötter

May 20, 15:00 GMT | Network and Statistical Approaches
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Presenters: Corday Selden, Lionel Guidi
Moderators: Sophie Clayton, Christoph Völker

May 27, 15:00 GMT | Cellular Scales
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Presenters: Daniel Segre, Suzana Leles
Moderators: Damien Eveillard, Naomi Levine

BioGeoSCAPES International Implementation Workshop

The BioGeoSCAPES International Implementation Committee (IIC) gathered at Endicott House on the MIT campus Feb. 11-13, 2025, for an International Implementation Workshop. This group of 22 researchers, including two early career Fellows, represents 14 nations. Together they worked to develop a framework and draft implementation strategy that builds on current strengths of the international BioGeoSCAPES-relevant research community and leverages opportunities for scientific advancement and capacity development in marine microbial and metabolic research. This group is now tasked with authoring the Implementation chapter of the Science Plan, which is planned for completion in Autumn 2025.

BioGeoSCAPES Early Career Fellows Workshop

The first cohort of BioGeoSCAPES Fellows met August 12-14, 2024, for a workshop, “A Changing Epistemology for a Changing Ocean: Outlining Priorities for Interdisciplinary, Collaborative, Biological Oceanography and Biogeochemistry,” at Santa Fe Institute in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Click here to learn more!