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Diatoms of North America

06 December 2021

Diatom Web Academy 2021

The Diatom Taxonomic Certification Committee (TCC) is offering a webinar series to introduce key topics concerning diatom biology and application of diatoms to environmental science.

Sylvia Lee, Sarah Spaulding, Jan Stevenson, Mark Edlund, Julianne Heinlein, David Burge, Melissa Vaccarino

The Diatom Web Academy continues...

Sessions are recorded and can be accessed for later viewing. You are invited to join us, wherever you may be, from anywhere around the world.

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Martyn Kelly
Striving for consistency in the face of ecological diversity - a tale of two continents

Becky Bixby
Looking for light - the role in shaping diatom assemblages

Melissa Vaccarino
Diatoms 101

Aga Pinowska
Microalgae-based biofuels

Sarah Spaulding
The genus Navicula

Franco Tobias and Evelyn Gaiser
Long-term studies of calcareous benthic assemblages, Florida Everglades

Xavier Cortada
The art of diatoms

Patrick Kociolek
Grades and clades

Thomas Frankovich, Florida International University
Evolution and ecology of the secret gardens growing on marine megafaun

Paul Hamilton
The genus Neidium

Eveline Pinseel
Pinnularia borealis
- a case study

Elena Jovanoska
The genus Diploneis

Xavier Benito
Is everything everywhere? Community ecology meets biogeography

Sylvia Lee
Keeled diatoms

Kathleen Stoof-Leichsenring
Applications of diatom sedimentary DNA in paleoecology

Luisa Riato
Genus-level, trait-based multimetric indices for diatom assessment

Isabel Hong
Diatoms of the intertidal environments of Willapa Bay, Washington as a sea-level indicator

Nick Schulte
Application of diatom multi-metric indices to state monitoring data

Paula Noble
Use of monitoring data to inform paleolimnological records, examples from two lakes in northern California

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Cite as: Spaulding et al. 2021. Diatoms.org: supporting taxonomists, connecting communities. Diatom Research 36(4): 291-304. doi:10.1080/0269249X.2021.2006790

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