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Plenary Speakers
Diane McKnight, "The limnobiogeochemistry of dissolved organic matter around the world from the point of view of an engineer"
Neil Price, "Cadmium, a phytoplankton nutrient: From oceanographic pattern to biological function"
Dianne Newman, "Why Changing Color Matters"
Darcy McRose, “Small Molecule Production and Microbial Life in the Wild"
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