Spring Seminar Schedule
For a complete list of EAS events including abstracts and locations, please see our Seminars and Events Calendar:
http://calendar.science.purdue.edu/eas/seminars
PDF Version of the Seminar Schedule
Date
Time
Speaker
Topic
Jan. 15
3:30
Dr. Casey Kennedy, Purdue University
"Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of the Coupled Groundwater and Nitrogen Fluxes through a Streambed in an Agricultural Watershed ”
Jan. 23-Fri
3:30
Prof Carmala Garzione, University of Rochester
"Modern Rainfall and Paleoclimate across NE Tibet: Climate Consequences of the Growth of the Tibetan Plateau "
Feb. 5
3:30
Dr. Gary Jaroslow, Sea Education Program (SEA), Woods Hole, MA
"Ongoing Collaborative and Undergraduate Oceanographic Research at the Sea Education Association in Woods Hole, MA"
Feb. 12
3:30
Prof. James Ogg, Purdue University
"From Russia 'With Love'; Oil, Gas, Money and Power”
Feb. 19
3:30
Dr. Joe Klemp, National Center for Atmospheric Research
“High Resolution Numerical Weather Prediction: From WRF to Global Cloud-Resolving Models”
Feb. 26
3:30
Prof. Barbara Carrapa, University of Wyoming
“Tectonic Evolution of the Central Andes during the Cenozoic Revealed by Low-T-Thermochronology”
Mar. 5
3:30
Prof. Ping Yang, Texas A&M
"Historical Perspective of Single and Multiple Scattering of Atmospheric Radiation"
Mar. 12
3:30
Dr. Jack Kain, National Severe Storms Laboratory
"The Value of Collaboration between Meteorological Researchers and Practitioners"
Mar. 16-20
Spring Break
Mar. 26
3:30
Prof. Paul Silver, Carnegie Institution of Washington
"Seismic Evidence for Remote Triggering of Fault-Strength Changes on the San Andreas Fault at Parkfield"
Apr. 2
3:30
Prof. Robert Rauber, University of Illinois-Urbana
"Precipitation Characteristics of Trade Wind Clouds during RICO Derived from Radar, Satellite and Aircraft Measurements"
Apr. 9
4:00
Prof. Jay Melosh, University of Arizona
"Our Catastrophic Solar System: Impacts and the Latest Revolution in Earth Science" (Crough Lecture - PHYS 203)
Apr. 16
3:30
Bill Reid, Gold Resource Corp.
"Careers in the Mining Industry Today"
Apr. 17-Fri
2:30
J. Mark Lester, Chesapeake Energy Corporation
"Natural Gas: U.S. Energy Bridge to the Future"
Apr. 23
3:30
Wen-wen Tung, Purdue University
"The Many Facets of Tropical Convection-Coupled Motions"
Apr. 29-Wed
3:30
Jui-Lin (Frank) Li, JPL/NASA/CalTech
"Cloud Ice and liquid: A Climate Model Challenge with Signs and Expectations of Progress" (CIVL 4251)
Apr. 30
3:30
Prof. Leigh Royden, MIT
"Uplift, Evolution and Geodynamics of the Tibetan Plateau"
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