Dr. S. George Philander to Give 27^th Endowed Ludwick Lecture Tomorrow

The Knox Taylor Professor of Geosciences at Princeton University, will give the Ludwick Lecture on Thursday, April 10, 3 pm at the Oceanography/Physics Bldg. Rooom 200. Professor Philander is a world renowned scientist in the field of atmosphere and ocean dynamics, an author of over 100 research papers, a dozen book chapters and books on the El-Niño phenomena, climate change and global warming."El-Niño's Family Tree" is the topic of tomorrow's lecture. ODU Announcement.

Dr. Eileen Hofmann has been elected Fellow of the American Geophysical Union for her pioneering work in modeling physical-biological interactions. Her election is part of the 2013 Fellows class which was recently announced in the latest issue of EOS, the AGU newsletter.
Dr. Hofmann's research interests include biological-physical interaction, biological and ecological models as well as physical oceanography. She has been active in guiding several international programs focused on the Southern Ocean (Southern Ocean GLOBEC, ICED and IMBER).
Established in 1962, the Fellows program recognizes AGU members who have attained acknowledged eminence in the Earth and space sciences as valued by their peers and vetted by a committee of Fellows. The primary criterion for evaluation of scientific eminence is a major breakthrough or discovery, paradigm shift, or sustained impact. Only one AGU member in 1000 is recognized as a fellow. The list of all Fellows elected in 2013 is given in the EOS(pdf) article.

CCPO's Dr. Tal Ezer was one of five panelists who spoke during the Sea Level Rise session at an ECOnference at the Constant Center.
(See Inside Business article)

CCSLRI Hosts Coastal Inundation Forum (See Inside ODU article)

European Connection for CCSLRI Inundation Threat Research
(See link to Inside ODU)

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