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Census of Marine Life to be Featured During The 2011 International Cosmos Prize Commemorative Lecture

Posted by Will Ramos on Wednesday, October 19th, 2011 at 2:20 pm
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In this photo, a marble-sized jellyfish (calycopsis borchgrevinki) is shown. They are one of the more common hydromedusae encountered in Antarctic waters. (Russ Hopcroft/University of Alaska Fairbanks, Census of Marine Life)

In this photo, a marble-sized jellyfish (calycopsis borchgrevinki) is shown. They are one of the more common hydromedusae encountered in Antarctic waters. (Russ Hopcroft/University of Alaska Fairbanks, Census of Marine Life)

This symposium  is held to commemorate the 2011 Cosmos Prize winner, The Scientific Steering  Committee (SSC) of the Census of Marine Life (CoML).

Dr. Ian Poiner,  chairperson of the committee will deliver a lecture themed “The achievement and the  future of the Census of Marine Life”.

After the  lecture, members of the Census of Marine Life and a member of the screening  committee of the Cosmos Prize discuss the world of the Census of Marine Life. The event will be held on October 22, 2011 from 1:30-4:30pm at the UN University Headquarters in Tokyo, Japan. For More information, please see http://isp.unu.edu/events/2011/international-cosmos-prize-commemorative-lecture.html.

Please click here for more coverage of this event in English, and here for more coverage in Japanese.

Programme

13:00 Doors open
13:00 – 13:35 Opening
13:35 – 14:35 Commemorative Lecture “The Achievements and the future of the Census of Common Life”

2011 International Cosmos Prizewinner        
Dr.  Ian Poiner, Chairperson,  SSC of CoML

14:35 Break
14:50 – 16:30 Symposium “The World of CoML”

Coordinator:
Yoshihisa Shirayama, Member of SSC of CoML; Executive Director of Research, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology

Panelists:
Dr.  Ian Poiner, Chairperson,  SSC of CoML

Mr.  Jesse Ausubel, Co-Founder,  SSC of CoML, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, adjunct scientist

Dr.  Katsunori Fujikura, Representative,  National and Regional Implementation Committees, Japan, CoML
Senior Researcher, Japan Agency for  Marine-Earth Science and Technology

Dr. Kazuhiko  Takeuchi, Member  of International Cosmos Prize Screening Committee of Experts
Professor, Graduate School of Agricultural and  Sciences, the University of Tokyo

16:30 Closing

*Simultaneous interpretation in English and Japanese will be provided.


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