Aloha! Welcome to Hawaii and C-MORE Hale Introductions The Who’s, the Where’s, and the What’s Center for Microbial Oceanography: Research and Education (C-MORE) The Agouron Institute The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation The National Science Foundation School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology University of Hawaii Daniela Böttjer, Tara Clemente, Ken Doggett, Brett Updyke, Sharon Sakamoto, and Georgia Tanaka

The University of Hawaii Campus: Get to know your surroundings Learn Eat Sleep Eat Buildings to know: C-MORE Hale, Frear Hall, Campus Center

Microbial Oceanography: Genomes to Biomes Survey of contemporary topics in Microbial Oceanography Includes training in introduction to oceanography, biogeochemistry, microbial ecology, -omics, modeling

Observations and models Ecology and biogeochemistry Genomes and metagenomics Microbial diversity, biomass, and functional activity Observations and models Light flux (mmol quanta m-2 s-1)

Schedule Week 4-5 (June 20-30) LAB ANALYSES (Björkman, Böttjer, Church, Clemente, Doggett, Rappé, Steward, Updyke) Week 6 (July 1-July 6): MICROBIAL OCEANOGRAPHY IN THE 21ST CENTURY (Chisholm, Follows, Johnson, Schofield, Böttjer, Church, Karl, Rappé, Steward) July 6: STUDENT SYMPOSIUM AND FAREWELL (All of you) Week 1 (May 29-June 2): MICROBES AS DRIVERS OF BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES (Bronk, Chisholm, Gasol, Repeta, White, Böttjer, Church, Karl, Rappé, Steward) Week 2 (June 4-9): MICROBIAL OCEANOGRAPHY: GENOMES TO BIOMES (Allen, Chisholm, DeLong, Kyrpides, Waterbury, Zehr, Böttjer, Church, Karl, Rappé, Steward) Week 3-4 (June 11-20): RESEARCH CRUISE (Björkman, Böttjer, Church, Clemente, Doggett, Rappé, Updyke, Waterbury)

Typical Day’s Activities (be flexible, things will change) 9:00-12:00 Lectures/Labs 12:00-14:00 Group Lunches 14:00-17:00 Lectures/Labs Check the course web site for updates, information, and course reading materials http://cmore.soest.hawaii.edu/summercourse/2012/syllabus.htm

“The ocean is a mighty harmonist” Wordsworth June 11-20: The Subtropical North Pacific Ocean Leg 3 of HOE DYLAN

HOE DYLAN (Hawaii Ocean Experiment: DYnamics of Light And Nutrients) “Everything passes, everything changes. Just do what you think you should do.” B.D. 65 days of ship time at Station ALOHA (May 21-Sept. 22, 2012) Intensive sampling of the upper ocean to better understand the importance of high frequency variability on the long-term HOT data record Resolving ocean microbial dynamics at hourly to weekly scales (solar cycles, eddies, waves, tides, etc.) June 11-20 is leg 3 of the HOE DYLAN

“Dissolved organic matter cycling in the sea” June 2th “Dissolved organic matter cycling in the sea” (Bronk, Gasol, Repeta, White) June 9th “Marine bacteria and cyanobacteria — genotypes, phenotypes, and ecology” (Allen, Chisholm, DeLong, Waterbury)

Opportunity, Opportunity, Opportunity Seek opportunities everyday Emphasis your strengths and improve your weaknesses Question, discuss, and interact Have fun!