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| ESS Seminars & Lectures, Winter Quarter 2007 |
All ESS Seminars are held in JHN (Johnson Hall) 102, 3:30-4:50 unless otherwise noted.
Refreshments served in the foyer prior to the seminar.
Thursday, January 11
ESS SEMINAR SERIES - Geobiology Candidate
David Johnston, University of Maryland
Title: TBA
Thursday, January 18
ESS SEMINAR SERIES - Geobiology Candidate
Adina Paytan, Stanford University
Title: Submarine Groundwater Discharge an Important Source of New Nutrients
to Coral Reef Ecosystems
Friday, January 19
10:30-11:30, ATG 154
ESS RESEARCH SEMINAR - Geobiology Candidate
Adina Paytan, Stanford University
Title: High Productivity in the Open Ocean During Cretaceous Anoxic Events
Thursday, January 25
3:30-4:30, JHN 102
ESS SEMINAR SERIES - Geobiology Faculty Candidate
Silke Severmann, Research Associate, University of California-Riverside
Title: The iron isotope proxy - biosignature or a tool without a problem?
Friday, January 26
10:30-11:30, JHN 026
ESS RESEARCH SEMINAR - Geobiology Faculty Candidate
Silke Severmann, Research Associate, University of California-Riverside
Title: Out of Africa and into the Bosporus: Using modern environments
to constrain ancient Earth history
Monday, January 29
3:30-4:30, JHN 102
ESS SPECIAL SEMINAR - Tectonics/Erosion Faculty Candidate
Nichole Gasparini, Post-doctoral Researcher, Arizona State University
Title: Empirical Equations and Process-Based Models for River Incision
Across a Mountain Range
Tuesday, January 30
10:30-11:30, QRC/ATG 154
ESS RESEARCH SEMINAR - Tectonics/Erosion Faculty Candidate
Nichole Gasparini, Post-doctoral Researcher, Arizona State University
Title: TBA
Wednesday, January 31
10:30-11:30, JHN 026
ESS RESEARCH SEMINAR - Geobiology Faculty Candidate
Drew Gorman-Lewis, Postdoctoral Appointee, Argonne National Lab
Title: Probing the Reactivity of the Bacterial Surface with
Titration Calorimetry and Actinide Adsorption
Thursday, February 1
3:30-4:30, JHN 102
ESS SEMINAR SERIES - Geobiology Faculty Candidate
Drew Gorman-Lewis, Postdoctoral Appointee, Argonne National Lab
Title: Geobiology and the Mobility of Metals
Tuesday, February 6
3:30-4:30, JHN 075
ESS SPECIAL SEMINAR - Tectonics/Erosion Faculty Candidate
Katherine Huntington, Postdoctoral Scholar, CalTech
Title: Climate change and Late Pliocene acceleration of erosion
in the Himalaya
Wednesday, February 7
1:30-2:30, JHN 175
ESS RESEARCH SEMINAR - Tectonics/Erosion Faculty Candidate
Katherine Huntington, Postdoctoral Scholar, CalTech
Title: Detrital mineral thermochronology in active fluvial
systems and the evolution of orogenic landscapes.
Thursday, February 8
3:30-4:30, JHN 102
ESS SEMINAR SERIES - Geobiology Faculty Candidate
Christophe Dupraz, Research Scientist, University of Neuchatel
Title: Synergy in Biogeosciences: The microbially-regulated Carbonate Cycle.
Friday, February 9
10:30-11:30, JHN 026
ESS RESEARCH SEMINAR - Geobiology Faculty Candidate
Christophe Dupraz, Research Scientist, University of Neuchatel
Title: The microbially-induced carbonate biomineralization from
continental to open-marine environments.
Tuesday, February 13
3:30-4:30, JHN 075
ESS SPECIAL SEMINAR - Tectonics/Erosion Faculty Candidate
Cameron Wobus, CIRES Visiting Fellow, University of Colorado
Title: Can erosion drive tectonics? A case study from the
central Nepalese Himalaya.
Wednesday, February 14
1:30-2:30, JHN 175
ESS RESEARCH SEMINAR - Tectonics/Erosion Faculty Candidate
Cameron Wobus, CIRES Visiting Fellow, University of Colorado
Title: Toward an improved model of landscape evolution:
How do changes in bedrock channel width, gradient, and
sediment flux interact in natural systems?
Tuesday, February 20
2:30-3:30, PAB A110
AB SEMINAR - Astrobiology/ESS Faculty Candidate
Megan Elwood Madden, Postdoctoral Fellow, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Title: Gas hydrates as planetary-scale water and greenhouse gas reservoirs: Implications for Astrobiology
Tuesday, February 20
4:00 - 5:00, JHN 075
ESS SPECIAL SEMINAR - Tectonics/Erosion Faculty Candidate
Frederic Herman, Postdoctoral Scholar, CalTech
Title: "Constraining the evolution of the topography in the Southern Alps of New Zealand"
Wednesday, February 21
10:30-11:30, JHN 026
ESS SPECIAL SEMINAR - Astrobiology/ESS Faculty Candidate
Megan Elwood Madden, Postdoctoral Fellow, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Title: Where has all the water gone? Exploring the effects of time, temperature, pressure and
composition on planetary fluids.
Wednesday, February 21
1:30-2:30, JHN 175
ESS RESEARCH SEMINAR - Tectonics/Erosion Faculty Candidate
Frederic Herman, Postdoctoral Scholar, CalTech
Title: TBA
Thursday, February 22
9:00 AM, ATG 154
Master's Exam
Luke Mioduszewski, ESS Graduate Student
Title: Comparison of volcanic gas sampling methods using a laboratory artificial fumarole
Thursday, February 22
3:30-4:30, JHN 102
ESS SEMINAR SERIES
Jody Bourgeois, UW ESS Faculty
Title: "Does Kamchatka belong to North America?"
Tuesday, February 27
12:30 PM, ATG 154
General Exam
Amanda Henck, ESS Graduate Student
Title: "Is the Three Rivers Region in Steady State?".
Thursday, March 1
3:30-4:30, JHN 102
ESS SEMINAR SERIES
Ana Mari Cauce, Executive Vice Provost, Office of the Provost
Professor, UW Psychology Department
Title: "Beyond Bias and Barriers: Fulfilling the Promise of Women in Academic
Science"
Friday, March 2
9:30 AM, JHN 127
Amit Mushkin - Final Exam
ESS Graduate Student, UW
Title: "Quaternary Deformation Across the Central Segment of the
Gobi-Altay Fault System, Southwestern Mongolia"
Tuesday March 6
3:30-4:30, JHN 075
SPECIAL SEMINAR
Robert Bindschadler, Chief Scientist
Hydrospheric and Biospheric Sciences Laboratory
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Title: "Antarctica’s Hidden Plumbing"
Thursday, March 8
NO SEMINAR THIS WEEK
Friday March 9
12:00-1:00, QRC Library - Johnson 377
Special Seminar
Dr. Francesco Comiti, Dept. Land and Agroforest Environments
University of Padova, Italy
Title: "Wood in mountain rivers of the Italian Alps and of the Southern Andes:
too much or too small ?"
Monday, March 12
1:00 PM, JHN 127
Michele Koppes - Final Exam
ESS Graduate Student, UW
Title: "Glacier erosion and response to climate from Alaska to Patagonia"
Tuesday, March 13
3:00 PM, JHN 117
Annaliese Eipert - Master's Exam
ESS Graduate Student, UW
Title: "Sand and mud deposited by Hurricane Katrina on Deer Island, Biloxi Bay, Mississippi"
Tuesday, March 13
3:00 PM, JHN 027
Summer Rupper - Final Exam
ESS Graduate Student, UW
Title: "Glacier Sensitivity and Regional Climate: Past and Present."
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