会议背景/Meeting background


        近海海洋环境科学国家重点实验室(厦门大学)(英文简称:MEL,http://mel.xmu.edu.cn)成立于2005年,是优秀国家重点实验室。实验室瞄准与全球变化有关的重大科学问题,直面国家对海洋环境保护和生态安全的重大需求,立足基础研究,以多学科交叉为基础、以技术创新为动力、主攻海洋生物地球化学过程及其与海洋生态系统相互作用,关注在自然变化和人类活动影响下的海洋生态系统对环境变化的响应和反馈。
为进一步促进学术交流、促进学科交叉,MEL发起首届厦门海洋环境开放科学大会,该开放科学大会以学科交叉为特色,向所有海内外学者开放。大会特设由研究生主导组织的学生专场,以培育学生的学术能力。我们诚挚欢迎海洋环境科学领域的专家、学者、研究生参会。
MEL伙伴实验室“海洋污染国家重点实验室”(香港)(SKLMP, http://www6.cityu.edu.hk/sklmp/sklmp_cn/)共同组织此次会议,会议得到国家自然科学基金委员会地球科学部的支持。
 
会议主题:多学科交叉研究海洋环境
会议专题
专题1:物理海洋学及其与化学海洋学、生物海洋学的交叉
专题2:海洋生物地球化学过程与机制
专题3:海洋观测:从传感器到遥感
专题4:海洋生态过程、机制与效应
专题5:海洋污染、生态毒理与风险评估
专题6:古今结合论海洋碳汇:生物与化学调控 (注:该专题在不同会场)
特别专题:2014年科研经费资助格局与展望
学生专场
Established in March 2005, the State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science (Xiamen University) (MEL, http://mel.xmu.edu.cn/englishweb/index.asp) is sponsored by the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST). It was categorized as an excellent state key laboratory during a nation-wide review sponsored by the MOST in 2010. MEL is dedicated to interdisciplinary and cutting-edge research in marine environmental sciences, particularly in marine biogeochemistry and its interactions with the marine ecosystem.
MEL is dedicated to fostering information and idea exchange within and outside China through a variety of platforms. In order to further this and particularly encourage interdisciplinary researches, we are announcing the first in what we hope will become a regular symposium, aimed at facilitating communications and fostering collaborations.
With the honor of support by the Earth Sciences Division, National Natural Science Foundation (NSF-China), we are also very pleased that the State Key Laboratory in Marine Pollution (Hong Kong) (SKLMP, http://www6.cityu.edu.hk/sklmp/sklmp_cn/), our partner laboratory in Hong Kong, is co-sponsoring this very first symposium. We sincerely welcome scientists, specialists and graduate students in all fields of ocean sciences to attend.
 
Symposium Themes: The Changing Ocean Environmentfrom a Multidisciplinary Perspective
 
Tentative Sessions:
Session1:  Physical oceanography and its coupling with chemical and biological oceanography
Session2: Marine biogeochemistry
Session3: Ocean observations: from sensors to remote sensing
Session 4: Marine ecology
Session 5: Marine pollution, ecotoxicology and risk assessment
Session 6: Ocean carbon sinks and their chemical/biological controls: from ancient to modern ocean (Note: This satellite meeting at a different venue)
Special Session: About research funding scope in 2014 and beyond
Student Session