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	All presentations will be given in the main lecture hall, the Indigo room at 13:05 and are open to everybody (45 min presentation and 15 min questions).   When you intend to come to Texel to visit a lecture, we advise you to contact Carmen Blaauboer (tel. 0222 369 364), or the reception desk (0222 369 300) for a last-minute confirmation of the programme.   We look forward to welcoming you all!   The 2009 NIOZ colloquium committee : Henk de Haas (tel. 402) Loes Gerringa (tel. 436)
		January 2009
Thursday 8 January 2009   Els de Wolf (Nikhef/UvA) and Hans van Haren (NIOZ-PHYS)       Large neutrinotelescope in the Mediterranean Sea:       KM3Net/ANTARES and possible NIOZ-contributions             Thursday 15 January 2009       Eugene Morozov (Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Moscow)       Propagation of Antarctic Bottom water through abyssal channels in the Atlantic.       Vema Channel, Vema and Romanche fracture zones       [Abstract]         Thursday 22 January 2009         Colloquium Cinema: Henrik Svensmark       Technical University of Denmark, Copenhagen   The Cloud Mystery   [About this film]         Thursday 29 January 2009       Anna von der Heydt       Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research (I.M.A.U.), Department of Physics       and Astronomy, Utrecht University       The Effect of Gateways on Ocean Circulation Patterns in the Cenozoic       [Abstract]
		February 2009
Thursday 5 February 2009     Vacancy       Thursday 12 February 2009     Appy Sluijs (Department of Biology (Paleoecology), Utrecht University)     Climate and Carbon Cycle Dynamics during early Paleogene global warming     Events     [Abstract]         Thursday 19 February 2009     Helge Niemann (Institute of Environmental Geosciences, Department of     Environmental University of Basel, Switzerland)     Biogeochemical and biomarker signatures of microbial anaerobic methane     consumption in marine and fresh water environments     [Abstract]   Thursday 26 February 2009     David van Rooij (Renard Centre of Marine Geology, University of Ghent)     “Go with the flow”; impact of the Mediterranean Outflow Water on Atlantic     sedimentary processes and ecosystems     [Abstract]
		March 2009
Thursday 5 March 2009     Vacancy       Thursday 12 March 2009     Rob Middag and Maarten Klunder (BIO)     Trace metals in the Polar Oceans       Friday 13 March 2009, 2x extra colloquium tenure track candidates     11:00 Appie Sluijs     Dinoflagellates: From Protist to Proxy        13:30  Stephanie Henson     Linking physics & phytoplankton: How does the North Atlantic           spring bloom respond  to climate forcing?       Thursday 19 March 2009     Vacancy       Thursday 26 March 2009     Vacancy
		April 2009
Thursday 2 April 2009, extra colloquium tenure track candidate     13:00 David Thieltges     Parasitism as a fundamental structuring force in marine ecosystems     Friday 3 April 2009, 2x extra colloquium tenure track candidates     09:00 Marcel van der Meer (BGC)     Gaining predictive control over microbial ecosystems:     linking phylogeny to activity in situ     11:30 Jan van Gils (MEE)     How the decline of marine migrant top-predators may lead to knock-on effects     between ecosystems worldwide       Thursday 9 April 2009     Vacancy   Wednesday 15 April 2009, extra colloquium     Bert Engelen (ICBM, University of Oldenburg)     Fluids from the ocean crust support life in the deep biosphere     [Abstract]   Thursday 16 April 2009     Colloquium moved to 7 May   Thursday 23 April 2009     Bodil Bluhm and Rolf Gradinger  (University of Alaska Fairbanks) Arctic sea ice biology     [Abstract]   Tuesday 28 April 2009, extra colloquium     Charles Moore  (Algalita Foundation, Long Beach, Los Angeles) The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

 

	May 2009
Thursday 7 May 2009 Bruno Ens (SOVON)     How (un)limited are the possibilities of GPS-transmitters in the study of bird     movement     [Abstract]   Wednesday 13 May 2009, extra colloquium Scott Nodder (NIWA, New Zealand)     Broad-scale habitat mapping of deep-sea benthic environments around New Zealand     [Abstract]     Thursday 14 May 2009     Volker Liebetrau (IFM Geomar Kiel)     Authigenic carbonates from marine methane seepage sites: deciphering their     geochemical archive, biosignature systematics and growth structures by U-Th     geochronology, laser ablation geochemistry and stable isotope approaches     [Abstract]   Wednesday 20 May 2009 Marcel Veldhuis (BIO) How to stop the increase in invasive organisms; a challenge for research  (the EU Ballast Water Opportunity project).     [Abstract]   Thursday 28 May 2009 Willem van de Pol (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) Can photoprotection via xanthophyll cycle pigments determine species composition in marine phytoplankton?     [Abstract]

 

	June 2009
Thursday 04 June 2009 Pedro Frade  (MEE) Corals Through the Light - How do corals spanning large depth ranges thrive across acute light gradients?     [Abstract]     Thursday 11 June 2009 Karin de Boer (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Ocean Ecosystems) Fibrocapsa japonica (Raphidophyceae), an ichthyotoxic harmful algal bloom species in Dutch coastal waters"     [Abstract]   Thursday 18 June 2009 No colloquium   Wednesday 24 June 2009 Cancelled   Thursday 25 June 2009 Isla Castañeda (BGC) Terrestrial and marine climate variability in tropical Africa during the Late Quaternary: insights from organic geochemical proxies     [Abstract]   Tuesday 30 June 2009, extra colloquium Leo Maas (FYS) Mobilarium: een niet-linear kunstwerk op het NIOZ?     [Abstract]

 

	July 2009
No Colloquia (holiday period)

 

	August 2009
No Colloquia (holiday period)

 

	September 2009
Thursday 03 September 2009 No colloquium (symposium at NIOZ)   Thursday 10 September 2009 Hendrik van Aken (FYS) Variability of the water temperature in the western Wadden Sea on seasonal to centennial time scales: global or local warming?     [Abstract]     Thursday 17 September 2009 No colloquium (NIOZ outing)   Thursday 24 September 2009 Hauke Flores (IMARES) Frozen desert alive     [Abstract]

 

	October 2009
Thursday  1 Ocober 2009 Joost Brandsma (BGC) Intact polar lipids: their distribution in the marine environment and a critical look at their value as a biomass proxy  [Abstract]   From 5 October onwards until further notice: No colloquia because of rebuilding activities

 

	November 2009

 

	December 2009