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MPG-Veranstaltung

MPI for Mathematics in the Sciences

E1 09 (Leibniz-Foyer)

seminar

23.03.22

MPG-Veranstaltung

seminar

23.03.22

MPG-Veranstaltung

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23.03.22	Ian Hatton (MPI MiS, Leipzig) : Oceans out of balance? How industrialized fishing affects the secret mathematical laws of nature. This public talk by Ian Hatton will discuss how the dramatic changes to ocean biomass due to human activities may be impacting ocean ecosystem functioning. The lecture will be presented by science journalist Dr. Tanja Busse and is part of the Max Planck Forum "Fragile Ecosystems", which is dedicated to this topic with a series of lectures in 2022. You can follow the livestream of the lecture on YouTube using this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5OrKyYcXFo. No registration required.

23.03.22

Ian Hatton (MPI MiS, Leipzig) : Oceans out of balance? How industrialized fishing affects the secret mathematical laws of nature.

This public talk by Ian Hatton will discuss how the dramatic changes to ocean biomass due to human activities may be impacting ocean ecosystem functioning. The lecture will be presented by science journalist Dr. Tanja Busse and is part of the Max Planck Forum "Fragile Ecosystems", which is dedicated to this topic with a series of lectures in 2022. You can follow the livestream of the lecture on YouTube using this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5OrKyYcXFo. No registration required.