Timezone：Asia/Shanghai
Day 3,Jan. 14, 2027Thursday
| S36-1 |
Session 36 - Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Techniques2027-01-14 13:30 ~ 15:00 Xiamen International Conference Center Hotel Room 1 Session convener: Jiaying Guo/Southern University of Science and Technology; Koji Suzuki/Hokkaido University; Giulia Faucher/GEOMAR; Nadine Lehmann/University of Tasmania Timetable V3 Updated：2026-09-19 18:16:43 |
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| Start | End | Duration | ID | Title |
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| 13:30 | 13:45 | 15 | 831 |
Building a Global Environmental Impact Assessment Framework for Marine Carbon Dioxide RemovalSarah Mastroni/Ocean Visions
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| 13:45 | 14:00 | 15 | 846 |
Environmental trade-offs across marine Carbon Dioxide Removal approaches: insights from Ocean Alkalinity EnhancementCharly Moras/University of Hamburg
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| 14:00 | 14:15 | 15 | 833 |
Biological thresholds and monitoring needs for ocean alkalinity enhancement across marine taxaNina Bednarsek/Institute Rudjer Bošković
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| 14:15 | 14:30 | 15 | 843 |
Ocean alkalinity enhancement can alter silicate dynamics in subarctic coastal watersNaoya Miyamoto/Hokkaido University
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| 14:30 | 14:45 | 15 | 835 |
Ocean alkalinity enhancement experiment using low-temperature coastal waters during the post-blooming season in Akkeshi Bay, JapanTomonori Isada/Hokkaido University
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| 14:45 | 15:00 | 15 | 839 |
Alkalinity Addition Strategy Matters: Differential Ecological Responses to Equilibrated vs. Non-Equilibrated OAE. Evidence from a Baltic Sea Microcosm StudyGiulia Faucher/GEOMAR
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| S36-2 |
Session 36 - Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Techniques2027-01-14 15:20 ~ 16:50 Xiamen International Conference Center Hotel Room 1 Session convener: Jiaying Guo/Southern University of Science and Technology; Koji Suzuki/Hokkaido University; Giulia Faucher/GEOMAR; Nadine Lehmann/University of Tasmania Timetable V3 Updated：2026-09-19 18:16:43 |
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| Start | End | Duration | ID | Title |
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| 15:20 | 15:35 | 15 | 849 |
Resilience to Alkalinity Perturbations Reveals Ecosystem Stability under Ocean Alkalinity EnhancementYuanhao Liu/Southern University of Science and Technology
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| 15:35 | 15:50 | 15 | 837 |
Glacier fjords as a natural laboratory for ocean alkalinity enhancementSyeda Duaa Zahra/Southern University of Science and Technology
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| 15:50 | 16:05 | 15 | 834 |
Ocean alkalinity enhancement suppresses the natural alkalinity source in the shelf seafloorSebastiaan van de Velde/University of Otago
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| 16:05 | 16:20 | 15 | 844 |
Artificial upwelling enhances the carbon sink capacity of shellfish farming areasYiwen Pan/Zhejiang University
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| 16:20 | 16:35 | 15 | 842 |
Biochar enhances blue carbon stability in seagrass ecosystemsSonglin Liu/South China Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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| 16:35 | 16:50 | 15 | 848 |
Carbon sequestration quantification and mechanism in the degradation phase of the seaweed Gracilaria lemaneiformisBowen Huang/Jinan University / Third Institute of Oceanography, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Day 4,Jan. 15, 2027Friday
| S36P |
Session 36 - Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Techniques2027-01-15 16:00 ~ 18:00
Session convener: Jiaying Guo/Southern University of Science and Technology; Koji Suzuki/Hokkaido University; Giulia Faucher/GEOMAR; Nadine Lehmann/University of Tasmania Timetable V3 Updated：2026-09-19 18:16:43 |
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| Start | End | Duration | ID | Title |
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| 16:00 | 16:15 | 15 | 847 |
Moving from the laboratory to the field; testing minerals as alkalinity sources for Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement under environmentally relevant conditionsGuanchen He/Southern University of Science and Technology
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| 16:15 | 16:30 | 15 | 845 |
Persistent formation of aragonite at low calcium carbonate saturation states in coastal seawaterJiaying Guo/Southern University of Science and Technology
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| 16:30 | 16:45 | 15 | 841 |
Species‑Specific Phytoplankton Feedbacks Modulate Carbon Removal in Ocean Alkalinity EnhancementHan Bao/Ocean College, Zhejiang University (Zhoushan)
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| 16:45 | 17:00 | 15 | 840 |
Contrasting Biogeochemical and Ecological Responses to Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement: Evidence from Large-Scale Mesocosm Experiments with Brucite and Steel SlagZhang Yukun/South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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| 17:00 | 17:15 | 15 | 838 |
Assessing the Influence of Seaweed Aquaculture on Organic Matter Characteristics in Surrounding Coastal WatersYoung-hoon Kim/Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology / Ocean Science and Technology School, National Korea Maritime and Ocean University
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| 17:15 | 17:30 | 15 | 836 |
Microbial degradation of Gracilaria lemaneiformis-derived organic matter drives refractory dissolved organic carbon accumulationQing Wang/Jinan University
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| 17:30 | 17:45 | 15 | 832 |
Arctic microbial plankton community responses to unequilibrated Ocean Alkalinity EnhancementNicolas Sanchez/GEOMAR - Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel
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| 17:45 | 18:00 | 15 | 830 |
From dissolution potential to alkalinity retention: cross-scale validation of Mg(OH)2 ocean alkalinity enhancementXuechao Wang/Southern University of Science and Technology,Institute of Marine Science and Technology, Shandong University
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| 18:00 | 18:15 | 15 | 829 |
Coastal ocean alkalinity enhancement: a sedimentary perspective on site-dependent efficiency and biogeochemical feedbacksNadine Lehmann/University of Tasmania
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Important Dates
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Jan 30
2026
Session / Event proposals open
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Mar 31
2026
Session / Event proposals close
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Apr 30
2026
Session acceptance notifications
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Apr 30
2026
Abstract submissions & registration open
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Jun 30
2026
Abstract submissions close
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Aug 31
2026
Abstract acceptance notifications
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Sep 15
2026
Scientific program released
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Oct 15
2026
Early bird registration closes
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Jan 12–15
2027
XMAS 2027