Emerging Scholars: Exploring Ecosystem Modeling in the Chesapeake Bay In-Person
We live in an exciting era for numerical modeling, a tool used to answer complex research questions regarding climate change. In this talk, Colin Hawes, doctoral student at William & Mary’s Batten School for Coastal and Marine Sciences, will discuss how numerical models are being used to simulate the physics, chemistry, biology and ecology of the Chesapeake Bay. This talk will explore many kinds of numerical models and how they reproduce past conditions to better predict the Chesapeake Bay’s future.
The Emerging Scholars Series is offered in partnership between the Graduate Center at William & Mary and the Williamsburg Regional Library. The series features W&M graduate students in talks hosted by the WRL intended to bring cutting-edge research to the local community. View the complete 26-27 Series schedule on the William & Mary website.
- Date:
- Thursday, Nov 5 2026
- Time:
- 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
- Time Zone:
- Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
- Location:
- Room 127
- Building:
- Stryker Center (412 North Boundary Street)
- Audience:
- Adults Age 18 or older
- Categories:
- Lectures