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04 December 2024

Diatom Web Academy 2024

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.

David Burge, Heera Malik, Mariena Hurley, Julianne Heinlein, Kyle Scotese, Mark Edlund, Sarah Spaulding

The recorded presentations from the 2024 series can be viewed by selecting each talk of interest.

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Beth Caissie
Diatoms in sea ice: the sediment record

Rosa Trobajo
Metabarcoding: una nueva herramienta para el estudio de la diversitat de las diatomeas

Rosalina Stancheva 
Cocconeis and its mysteries

Luke Brokensha
Long-term records of Southern Ocean diatoms

Gus Danz
Taxonomic diversity, host-parasite interactions, and experimental research on chytrids that parasitize diatoms

Hunter Carrick
Effects of mussel grazing on plankton

Kait Reinl
What makes a cyanobacterial bloom disappear?

Juan J. Pierella Karlusich
Global ocean patterns of planktonic diatoms

Multiple Authors
North American Diatom Symposium Plenary Talks

Laura Aycock
The Diatom New Taxon File at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

Sarah Spaulding
diatoms.org - where do we go from here?

Viviana Mazzei
A look inside the USGS Phycology Lab - harmful algal bloom research and more

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