Upcoming K. Douglas Nelson Lecture Series
March 21st Tom Kulp, Binghamton University The Geomicrobiology of Antimony and Arsenic
Current semester K. Douglas Nelson Lecture Series
January 24th John Kessler, University of Rochester Oceanic Secrets Revealed by the Deepwater Horizon Disaster January 31st Tyrone Rooney, Michigan State University and GEOPRISMS Distinguished Lecturer Extension Beyond the Rift Boundaries: Magmatism, Heat, and Depth-Dependent Deformation in Ethiopia February 7th Christina Tauge, University of California, Santa Barbara Forest Eco-hydrology in a Changing Climate: Integrating modeling and measurements, SUNY ESF, 5 Illick Hall February 14th Jeffrey Karson, Syracuse University, The Syracuse University Lava Project: Science, Art, and Education with Natural-Scale Basaltic Lava Flow Experiments February 21st Nadja Insel, University of Chicago, Evolution of the Andes: A climate perspective February 28th Rob Moucha, Syracuse University,"Seismic tomography and mantle convection -- a window into the past” presenting in Physics, Room 202/204 Physics 3:45 March 10 -15 Spring Break March 21st Tom Kulp, Binghamton University The Geomicrobiology of Antimony and Arsenic March 29th Miriam Katz, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Antarctic Circumpolar Current Evolution and its Impact on Climate and Global Ocean Circulation 2pm on Friday Heroy 210 April 4th Laurie Leshin, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Science on Mars Time: Roving the Red Planet with Curiosity Crouse-Hinds 010 April 11th and 12th Sidney Hemming, Lamont Dougherty Earth Observatory Towards a paleo-hydrological record of the Mono Basin through the last glacial cycle Gary Hemming, Queens College, Time 11:00 Maxwell Auditorium. The development of the boron isotope paleo-pH proxy, Special Friday Seminar April 18th Eric Calais, Ecole Normale Superieur, Millimeters matter: Measuring subtle motions of the Earth. The Holmes Lecture, Heroy Auditorium 7:00pm April 25th Jon Payne, Stanford University, End-Permian mass extinction in the oceans: An ancient analog for 21st century oceans? *All seminars are held in Heroy 113 at 4pm unless otherwise stated.