Thank you for yourvaluable lecture.
Aya Takato

I totally enjoy your talkeven though I'm not fromthe field of meso/submeso
scale studies. Thank you!
Yasushi Fujiwara

Dear Professor Bracco,thank you for sharing yourresearch. I'm not a physicaloceanographer, so I had alittle difficulties
understanding someterminologies but overall I
think I understood the main
purposes of your study. I'ma PhD student working on
harmful algae, which is why
I got pumped up when you
showed the phytoplankton
bloom and the eddies
satellite images, and yourbackground image. At first,I thought it was a kind ofabstract art picture. All thebest in your future research!
Wai Mun LUM

Thank you very much forthe great talk. It was aninteresting topic, but for mea bit hard to understandbecause I don't have enoughknowledge of physicaloceanography.
YUBEI WU

Thank you for a great
presentation.
Tomoya Aono

Thank you for your special lecture, Prof.
Annalisa Bracco!

Does increasing thehorizontal resolution affect
the GIN seas convection as
well? If so, does it change therelative importance for
AMOC between the Labrador
Sea and GIN seas in GCMs?
Takahito Kataoka

Very thank you for yourinteresting lecture.
I am doing research on organic
chemistry and actually today's
lecture is far from the mymajor, and these days I've
studied always about mymajor. Therefore it was nice tolisten to something notfamiliar to me.
Daichi Kanki

Thank you for your talk.
I have two following questions.
1. Your results show that
meltwater from Greenland has
a small impact on convectionin the Labrador Sea. Will thistrend continue in future
warming? Does that mean that
meltwater from Greenland will
have a small impact on deep
water formation in the North
Atlantic (and AMOC)?
2. I didn't fully understand theimplications of yourconclusions about thedeglaciation. Could you give abrief summary of this part?
Because I am interested inmodelling of paleo-ocean
variability such as abrupt
climate change during glacial
times.
Hidetaka Kobayashi

Thank you for yourwonderful lecture.
I learned a lot about oceansubmesoscale dynamics.
It was a brand new
knowledge for me.
It was very interesting.
Thank you again for yourpresentation.
Takehito NakamuraThank you very much foryour lecture, I learned a lot.
SUN Tongjun

Although it was not directly
related to my research field,
it was good to know thedynamics of sea. I waswondering whether otherfactors are able to affect tothis kind of stratification,such as submarine
topography and ecologicalcomposition of sea bed. I
wish I could know more
about interaction between
the dynamics and ecologicalsystem. As you mentioned,
since the characteristics areunique at labrador sea, it
might also have uncommon
effect to ecological diversity.
.
Masayo NomotoThank you very much foryour lecture.
LIN ZIJIE

Thank you for yourpresentation. It wasamazing to hear about the
research on a global scale. I
am studying about whales.
Today, thanks to yourpresentation, I was
reminded that I have tothink on a larger scalebecause whales are
migrating through the hugeoceans. And I became
interested in marine physics
thanks to your interestingtalk and beautiful figures.
Sara FUJIKI

Thank you for yourseminar. I have learned
from you today.
Ayaka Saito

It was difficult tounderstand the content as it
was not my field ofexpertise, but it was veryinteresting.
Kazuki Harada

Thank you for your special
lecture. Oceanography is not
my field actually and myresearch is about aquatic
molecular biology andbiotechnology, so your large
scale research was quite freshfor me and interesting.
RINA MIYASHITA

Thank you so much for thelecture. Although it is not
my field of research, I verymuch appreciated your talkand understood very well
the topics discussed.
Naya SenaThank you for yourfascinating presentation. I
am glad to know theresearch about aninteresting area, Labrador
Sea. I would like to read thepaper introduced by yourpresentation and deepen theknowledge on it.
Megumi ENOMOTO
Thank you for your nicetalk. Your presentation
clearly demonstrates
importance of sub-mesoscaleeddies for reproducibility inocean models.
Shun Ohishi

Thank you for yourseminar. It's very
interesting for me because I
often heard the talk ofNorth West Pacific Ocean
including Kuroshio current,
but never compare withother currents or sea. It's anice and first oppotunity tolearn about theoceanography of Labrador
Sea.
Kosuke Matsuda
Thanks for your lecture. I
have better understanding
about Labrador Sea andmarine submesoscale
phenomenon.
Chenying Guo

Thank you for a very
interesting seminar today. It
was very informative tolearn about the changes in
the marine environment thathave a large impact onmarine lives.
Ryota Murakami

The importance of submesoscale phenomena
impressed me, and I became
interested in the Labrador
Sea. Thank you very muchfor a very interestingpresentation.
Kazuo ISHIKAWA
Although a little bit
knowledge about thephysical oceanography (themovement of currents, etc.),
I learned a lot. Thanks a lot
for your wonderfulpresentation.
Sun Wenhui

Thank you very much foryour great lecture. Although I
do not major in this type ofscience, maybe can be called
geoscience or Ocean Science, I
thought your research is very
interesting and important.
But may I ask that would you
think there will also be strong
influence from the topic you
study about, like the “AMOC”,
onto questions of other sciencearea like agriculture orecosystems?
YU ZESHU

Thank you for themeaningful and valuablelecture.
Mao Fujii