Interested in learning more about optical sensors and their applications in ocean carbon monitoring? Visit the poster being presented by Sequoia’s Kirby Simon at OSM26 next week in Glasgow! Kirby will present details of newly developed sensors from the team at Sequoia Scientific, Inc. along with ongoing research efforts related to ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) particle dynamics.
You can also find Sequoia in the exhibit hall (booth 40) to learn more about new products, active research, and grant funded instrument development endeavors.
ATTENTION, see poster details: OT44A-1114: “Optical Sensors for Particle Monitoring and Implications for Carbon Cycle Observations.” Thursday, February 26, 4-6pm, hall 4, at OSM26 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Learn more about the Sequoia mCDR focus by clicking here…