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SEAS posters

On this page you can find all the SEAS fellow's posters made for our annual gatherings in 2023 and 2024.

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|SEAS fellows gather at their posters in the 2023 Annual Meeting|

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2024 posters

Name (alphabetical)Poster title and linkDepartment
Asia AlsgaardFrom ancient fishing practices to on the grill todayDepartment of Archaeology, History, Cultural Studies and Religion
Jeremy BellerTo move with the coastline, or not to moveDepartment of Archaeology, History, Cultural Studies and Religion
Ola Gunhildrud BertaSovereignty in a Big Ocean StateDepartment of Social Anthropology
João BettencourtOur fjord futuresGeophysical Institute
Kurt Heinrich Wogau ChongFrom sea to Little Karoo: tracking the paleo-landscape inhabited by the first modern humansDepartment of Earth Science
Virginie ComorgeCould the filament be the weak point of salmon louse?Department of Biological Sciences
Damaris Benny DanielCan microplastics in mothers' seafood diet impact the fetus?Department of Clinical Medicine
Paul DeesIdentifying the indefinableGeophysical Institute
Chloe GameAI monitoring of life on the seabedDepartment of Informatics
Konstanze HaubnerWhy is sea level falling around Greenland?Department of Earth Science
Frida HoemNutrient supply and carbon uptake in a warm oceanDepartment of Earth Science
Bashar KhorbatlyMathematical methods for marine sustainabilityDepartment of Mathematics
Aistė KlimašauskaitėPolicy research - why you should care: blue growth and the future(s) with a focus on deep sea miningCentre for the Study of the Sciences and the Humanities
Morgane Le SaoutUnveiling the mysteries of volcanism at mid-ocean ridgesDepartment of Earth Science
Samaneh Abolpour MofradGeometric deep learning for smart shippingDepartment of Informatics
Nazar MohamedImpact of microplastics on kidney healthDepartment of Clinical Medicine
Claudiu Eduard NedelciuBeyond deep-sea miningDepartment of Geography
Leila NeimaneLaw and wind farms in the Baltic Sea and North SeaFaculty of Law
Israel NyarubeliHow do different working hour systems impact the safety and health of maritime workers?Department of Psychosocial Science
Mauro PassarellaUnderstanding Deep Sea mineralization: A sustainable path forward with CO2 storageDepartment of Earth Science
Ellie PryorHow did early humans cook their lunch? Department of Earth Science
Md Jamilur RahmanA sustainable path to green energyDepartment of Earth Science
Shreesha Sadashiva RaoFrom pathogens to protection: exploring vaccines for a healthier aquacultureDepartment of Biological Sciences
Bichitra Nanda SahooAnti-biofouling coatings: development of environmentally benign biofouling-free coatings for marine oceanographic sensorsDepartment of Physics and Technology
Håkon Johan SandvenThe marine light climate in a changing oceanDepartment of Physics and Technology
Zoran SargacHow marine parasites pick their host: larval development and settlement patterns in parasitic barnaclesDepartment of Biological Sciences
Amit SharmaCan ships at sea be safely controlled from shore?Department of Psychosocial Science
Paul ThomasExploring the potential of nanotechnology approaches to tackle biofouling and corrosion in the marine environmentDepartment of Physics and Technology
Juan Manuel Valero RodríguezA green slide for the futureDepartment of Biological Sciences
Rosa Maria Vargas MaganaOcean waves: insights from particle trajectoriesDepartment of Mathematics
Le Ba VinhPotential medicine from norwegian deep-sea materials Department of Chemistry
Thomas VölkerFeeding fish to save the world?Centre for the Study of the Sciences and the Humanities
Liaqat Zeb Natural products from seaweedsDepartment of Chemistry

2023 posters

Name (alphabetical)Poster title and linkDepartment
Andreas AlexanderResearch front – where ice meets the oceanDepartment of Earth Science
Asia Alsgaard100,000 Years of Fishing in South AfricaDepartment of Archaeology, History, Cultural Studies and Religion
Ola Gunhildrud BertaTuna management in OceaniaDepartment of Social Anthropology
João BettencourtAre fjords losing their breath in the Anthropocene?Geophysical Institute
Kurt Heinrich Wogau ChongFrom Sea to Little Karoo: Tracking the paleo-landscape inhabited by the first modern humansDepartment of Earth Science
Virginie ComorgeCould the filament be the weak point of salmon louse?Department of Biological Sciences
Gillian DamerellFrom the weather to marine lifeGeophysical Institute
Damaris Benny DanielCan microplastics in mothers’ seafood diet reach the fetus?Department of Clinical Medicine
Paul DeesWrinkles in time: Identifying ecological regime shiftsGeophysical Institute
Konstanze HaubnerSea level: Rising for many - dropping for someDepartment of Earth Science
Frida HoemFuture North Atlantic nutrient supply at risk?Department of Earth Science
Bashar KhorbatlyMathematical Methods for Marine SustainabilityDepartment of Mathematics
Aistė KlimašauskaitėPolicy research – why you should careCentre for the Study of the Sciences and the Humanities
Daniel Warren KoestnerRobots, lasers, and the future of
ocean observing
Department of Physics and Technology
Samaneh Abolpour MofradGeometric Deep Learning for Smart ShippingDepartment of Informatics
Nazar MohamedMarine aspects of human healthDepartment of Clinical Medicine
Claudiu Eduard NedelciuBeyond deep-sea miningDepartment of Geography
Leila NeimaneLaw and wind farms in the Baltic Sea and North SeaFaculty of Law
Mauro PassarellaUnderstanding Deep Sea mineralization: A sustainable path forward with CO2 storageDepartment of Earth Science
Shreesha Sadashiva RaoDecoding Fish Resilience: Combating Microbial ThreatsDepartment of Biological Sciences
Bichitra Nanda SahooAntibiofouling CoatingsDepartment of Physics and Technology
Håkon Johan SandvenLight and Life in the Present and Future OceanDepartment of Physics and Technology
Zoran SargacHow marine parasites pick their host?Department of Biological Sciences
Amit SharmaMaritime human factors for tomorrowDepartment of Psychosocial Science
Paul ThomasMultifunctional CoatingDepartment of Physics and Technology
Juan Manuel Valero RodríguezThe green guardians of the coastDepartment of Biological Sciences
Rosa Maria Vargas MaganaUnraveling the Fate of Plastic Debris in the Coastal OceanDepartment of Mathematics
Thomas VölkerOn salmon feed and tomato harvestersCentre for the Study of the Sciences and the Humanities
Liaqat Zeb Green Natural Products From Seaweeds?Department of Chemistry