13th International Deep-Sea Biology Symposium
Since 1977 the International Deep-Sea Biology Symposium has typically been held every three years.
Following the four year gap between the conference in Southampton, UK (2006) and Reykjavik,
Iceland (2010), the next International Deep-Sea Biology Symposium will re-establish an overall three
year interval by being held in 2012. The Symposium will provide the opportunity for members of the
international deep-sea science community to discuss and present their latest research results.
The International Deep-Sea Biology Symposium will be held for the first time in the southern
hemisphere. The Symposium has been scheduled to take advantage of the southern hemisphere
summer and the trans-hemisphere academic break.
Host institute:
National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research
Venue:
The Symposium will take place at the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa
Where:
Wellington, New Zealand
When:
3 - 7th December 2012
Convener: Ashley Rowden
International Steering Committee:
Name
Institute
Jennifer Beaumont, David Bowden,
NIWA
Malcolm Clark,
Matthew Dunn, Dennis Gordon,
Daniel Leduc, Anne-Nina Loerz,
Erika Mackay, Els Maas,
Scott Nodder, Peter "Chazz" Marriott,
Matt Pinkerton, Ashley Rowden,
Kareen Schnabel, Di Tracey
Mark Costello
University of Auckland
Simon Davy
Victoria University of Wellington
Conrad Pilditch
University of Waikato
Keith Probert
University of Otago
Andrew Stewart
Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa
Rick Webber
Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa
Name
Institute
Maria Baker
University of Southampton, UK
Antje Boetius
AWI, Germany
Hiroshi Kitazato
JAMSTEC, Japan
Lenaick Menot
IFREMER, France
Ashley Rowden
NIWA, New Zealand
Thomas Schlacher
University of Sunshine Coast, Australia
Javier Sellanes
University Catolica Norte/ COPAS - University Concepcion, Chile
Craig Smith
University of Hawaii, USA
Andrew Thurber
Oregon State University, USA
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