Spring Seminar Schedule
For a complete list of EAS events including abstracts and locations, please see our Seminars and Events Calendar:
http://www.science.purdue.edu:8085/eas/seminars
PDF Version of the Seminar Schedule
Date
Time
Speaker
Topic
Jan. 17
3:30
Dr. Noboru Nakamura, the University of Chicago
"Climatology and Trend of Large-Scale Eddy in the Troposphere and Stratosphere Diagnosed with Quasi-Conservative Coordinates”
Jan. 24
3:30
Prof Xiaodong Song, Univ. of Illinois-Urbana
"The Earth's Inner Core: Anisotropy, Rotation and Topography"
Jan. 31
3:30
Prof. Duncan Sibley, Michigan State
"Analogical Thinking and Model-Based Reasoning in Geosciences"
Feb. 7
3:30
Dr. Joya Tetreault, Univ. New Mexico
“Geodynamic Modeling of Mantle Flow in the Western United States”
Feb. 14
3:30
Prof. J. Ogg, Purdue University
Discovery Lecture: "Super-Greenhouses and Middle East Oil"
Feb. 21
3:30
Prof. Saad Haq, Purdue University
“Experimental Modeling of Convergent Tectonics”
Feb. 28
3:30
Prof. Diane Doser, Univ. of Texas El Paso
“Seismotectonics of South-Central Alaska”
Mar. 20
3.30
Prof. Robert Korty, Texas A&M
“Moist Convection and Eddy Mixing: How Saturation Potential Vorticity Provides New
Insights into Climate Dynamics”Mar. 27
3:30
Dr. Ian Howat, Ohio State University
“Speeding Ice and Shifting Paradigms: Time Scales of Possible Ice Sheet Collapse”
Apr. 10
3:30
Prof. Alan Robock, Rutgers University
"Climatic Effects of Nuclear War"
Apr. 11
TBA
David Hager
EAS Awards Program
Apr. 17
3:30
Prof. Terry Pavlis, Univ. of Texas
"Tectonics in Extreme Environments: Erosion and Tectonic Interactions in the St. Elias Mountains, Alaska"
Apr. 24
2:30
Maria Zuber, MIT
College of Science Special Lecture - "Inside the Terrestrial Planets," PHYS 203
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