Date

Speaker

Affiliation

Title

Jan. 17

No Seminar

Graduate Student Orientation

Jan. 24

Dr. Matthew Wielicki

University of Alabama

Applications of thermochronometry: from the tectonic evolution of Death Valley, CA to the timing of the Popigai impact event”

Jan. 31

Atticus Stovall

NASA

“Illuminating forest structure and function with ground, air, and spaceborne LiDAR”

Feb. 7

Dr. Paul Betka

Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory

“Coupled tectonic and deltaic systems of the Indo-Burman Ranges: Bangladesh, NE India, and Myanmar”

Feb. 14

Dr. Mohamadreza Soltanian

University of Cincinnati

“A New Window into the Subsurface: How tracers reveal heterogeneity in both aquifer and flow processes”

Feb. 21

Dr. Briony Horgan

Purdue

“Mars 2020”

Feb. 28

Dr. Suzanne Birner

Berea College

“Assessing chemical heterogeneity in the oceanic upper mantle using coupled analysis of basalt and peridotite”

Mar. 7

Dr. Emily Seyum

Colorado College

“Earth’s Deep Water Cycle”

Mar. 14

No Seminar

Spring Break

Mar. 21

Dr. Chris Shepard

University of Kentucky

Mar. 22

Dr. Evan Solomon

University of Washington

“Revisiting the Role of Continental Margin Sediment Diagenesis in Marine Geochemical Cycles”

Mar. 28

No Seminar

SEGSA Annual Meeting

Mar. 29

Dr. Caroline Peacock

University of Leeds

“Mud, mud, glorious mud: how marine sediments control the earth system”

April 4

Dr. Mark Kulp

University of New Orleans

“Subsidence and Sea Level and Sediment, Oh My!”

Apr. 11

Dr. Carolina Lithgow-Bertelloni

UCLA

Apr. 18

Cynthia Blankenship

BP America

“Deepwater Horizon: An insider’s perspective on a deadly $65 billion tragedy”

Apr. 25

Trisha Stanbauer

University of Toledo