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Ocean Outlook: the North Atlantic Ocean climate, deep sea and environment

Ocean Outlook is a scientific conference about climate, oceanography, and life across the Atlantic Ocean. Doors are open to the public, so take the opportunity to hear what marine researchers are working on and discussing at the moment.

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About the conference

Ocean Outlook is a collaboration between the marine research community in Bergen including , the (NERSC), (±õ²Ñ¸é),Ìý (BCCR) and University of Bergen (UiB) and the (WHOI) in the USA. Over many years these communities have met to discuss the state of the North Atlantic ocean and share their research.Ìý

This conferenceÌýis a scientific conference about climate, oceanography, and life across the Atlantic Ocean. Researchers from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institutions, one of the largest marine research environments in the world, visit the marine research community in Bergen. Here you have the chance to experience top international scientists present their research.Ìý

Doors are open to the public, so take the opportunity to hear what marine researchers are working on and discussing at the moment.

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Venue: Storsalen,Ìý , Bergen
Time: Thursday and Friday 18-19 April 2024

Free entrance, and open for all. The presentations are in English.

Program -ÌýThursday 18th of April

TimeTopicSpeakers
09:00-09:15OpeningUiB Rector Margareth Hagen &ÌýDirector at WHOI Center for Oceans and Human HealthÌý
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Session: The Warming Ocean

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09:15-09:35Keynote: The recent sea surface temperature anomaly in the North Atlantic - what goes on?, NERSC
09:35-09:55Keynote: The physics of marine heatwaves in the Northwest Atlantic coastal ocean, WHOI
09:55-10:10Ocean warming and marine heat waves in the Barents Sea, NERSC and BCCR
10:10-10:35Coffee break - with postersÌý
10:35-10:55Ocean observation systems, NORCE
10:55-11:10Decadal trends from the Ocean Weather Station M

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11:10-11:25Observed and simulated coherence and change in the Gulf Stream systemHelene Asbjørnsen, UiB and BCCR
11:25-11:40A warmer and stronger Atlantic Inflow towards the Nordic SeasLars Henrik Smedsrud, UiB and BCCR
11:40-11:55A 70-year perspective on convection in the warming Greenland SeaAnna-Marie Strehl, UiB and BCCR
12:00-13:00Lunch with postersÌý
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Session: The Living Ocean - adaptation to change

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13:00-13:20 Keynote: Annual replacement of zooplankton populations in a shallow flow-through shelf sea, WHOI
13:20-13:35 Prey size and visibility is more important than prey abundance for planktivorous fish foraging and production, IMR
13:35-13:50 Spatiotemporal patterns and drivers of copepod population variability: Insights from empirical modeling across scales, WHOI
13:50-14:05Land use change and coastal water darkening drive synchronous dynamics in phytoplankton and fish phenology on centennial time scalesAnders Opdal, UiB
14:05-14:20 Northeast Arctic cod moving in climate adaptive ways as revealed by decadal scale trends in spawning time, Aberdeen University
14:20-14:55Coffee break - with postersÌý
14:55-15:10How the the Greater Argentine concentrates the flow of food from the deep oceanTom Langbehn, UiB
15:10-15:25Ìý Calanus in the Nordic Seas: Ecosystem models as a tool for knowledge validation, IMR and BCCR
15:25-15:40 Tracing changes in past marine biodiversity using sedimentary ancient DNA, NORCE and BCCR
15:40-15:55 Reconstructing Arctic ecosystems using the molecular signatures of phytoplankton, NORCE
15:55-16:00 Closing remarksÌý

Program -ÌýFriday 19th of April

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Session: The Deep and Unexplored Ocean

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09:00-09:30Keynote: The legacy of Michael Sars in modern marine biologyLionel ChristiaenÌýand Timothy Lynagh,ÌýÌýMichael Sars Centre, UiB
09:30-09:45 The Mareano project – mapping the deepÌý,ÌýIMR
09:45-10:00 Bioluminescence in deep-sea sharks: evolution and functionsNicolas Straube, the University Museum, UiB
10:00-10:15 Colonization and connectivity of island-like hard-bottom habitats, WHOI
10:15-10:40 Coffee break - with postersÌý
10:40-11:00 Keynote: Deep sea P450s: Implications of pressure on protein structure and function, WHOI
11:00-11:15 Arctic Deep-Sea Hydrothermal Vents: from basic knowledge to applicationsIda Helene Steen, Centre for Deep-Sea Research - BIO, UiB
11:15-11:30 Chemosynthesis-based ecosystems in the Arctic deep seaMari Eilertsen, Centre for Deep-Sea Research - BIO, UiB
11:30-11:45 Critical challenges for Arctic deep-sea research. Microbial population dynamics in the Subseafloor Biosphere.Pedro Ribeiro,ÌýSteffen Leth Jørgensen, Centre for Deep-Sea Research - UiB
11:45-12:00 Distribution and community assembly of meroplanktonic larvae in the Arctic, WHOI
12:00-13:00 Lunch - with postersÌý
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Session: An Ocean Under Stress

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13:00-13:20 Perfluoroalkyl substances and cortisol levels in dolphins (Tursiops tursiops), UCSF
13:20-13:35 Decoding marine mammal toxicologySofie Søderstrøm, BIO, UiB
13:35-13:50 Crude oil sensitivity in fish early life stages: from Atlantic haddock to Lesser sandeel, IMR
13:50-14:05 Simulation of a large oil spill in the Lofoten region - exposure of fish early life stages, IMR
14:05-14:20 Physiological variation in lipid-storing copepods, WHOI
14:20-14:40 Coffee break - with postersÌý
14:40-14:55 Microplastics in arctic animals – occurrence and effects, IMR
14:55-15:10 Tracking marine predators in a rapidly changing ocean: insights from shark-borne sensors, WHOI
15:10-15:30Keynote: Environmental epigenetics: from toxicants to ocean acidification, WHOI (on zoom)
15:30-15:45Secrets of the Blue Whale genomeAnders Goksøyr, BIO, UiB
15:45-15:55Closing remarksÌý

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Poster presentations

Poster title [author list]Presenter
Assessing the impacts of plasticizers and their metabolites on fin whale (Balaenoptera physalus) fibroblasts [Authors:ÌýAnya Mukundan, Anders Goksøyr, Odd André Karlsen, Sofie Søderstrøm]Anya Greta Mukundan, Master student, biology, UiB
Killer whale (OrcinusÌýorca) fibroblasts: optimizing culture conditions and unveiling toxicological insights of poly- and perfluoroalkylÌýsubstances (PFAS)Ìý[Authors:ÌýGunvor Einevoll Fimreite, Anders Goksøyr, Odd Andre Karlsen, Fekadu Yatedie, Sofie Søderstrøm]

Gunvor Einevoll Fimreite,ÌýMaster student,Ìýenvironmental toxicology, UiB

Killer whale (Orcinus orca) fibroblasts: changes in cellular respiration due to PFAS exposureÌý[Authors:ÌýMarta del Castillo González, Odd André Karlsen, Anders Goksøyr, Sofie Søderstrøm and Sara Zamani]Marta del Castillo González,ÌýMaster student,Ìýenvironmental toxicology, UiB
Antifouling agents in aquaculture: A study on the bioaccumulation and effects of copper and tralopyril in blue mussels in a laboratory experiment [Authors:ÌýDina Emilie Kristiansen, Aasim M. Ali, Dawit Berhe Ghebretnsae, Antonio Aguera, Berit Solli, Tore Strohmeier, Odd André Karlsen, Bjørn Einar Grøsvik]Dina Emilie Kristiansen, Master student, Institute of Marine Research and environmental toxicology, UiB

In silico analyses of cytochrome P450 families (CYP1, CYP3, and CYP51) among marine mammals [Authors: Iselin Steinshamn, Anders Goksøyr, Odd André Karlsen, Bram Danneels]

Iselin Steinshamn,ÌýMaster student, microbiology, UiB
Effect of contaminants on the transcriptomic response of Northern Elephant Seals, Sheep and Human endothelial cells in low oxygen and high pressure conditionsÌý[Authors: Gwenaelle S. Noally, Elizabeth Piotrowski, Sofie Søderstrøm, José Pablo Vázquez-Medina, Anders Goksøyr]

Gwenaëlle Noally,ÌýMaster student,Ìýenvironmental toxicology, UiB

First report of the soft flesh-inducing parasite Kudoa thyrsites in Gadiformes fish from coastal Norway: evidence of a threat to fisheries and aquaculture?Ìý[Authors: Lucilla Giulietti, Arne Levsen, Miguel Bao, Egil Karlsbakk, Julia E. Storesund, Hui-Shan Tung, Paolo Cipriani],ÌýPostdoctoral Researcher,ÌýContaminants and Biohazards, Institute of Marine Research
See ´óÏó´«Ã½ poster pageÌý(29 posters)Postdoctoral fellows of the MSCA ´óÏó´«Ã½ programme at UiB
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