Fall 2024
Fridays at 12:00 PM
E&MS A340
September 27, 2024
Speaker: Kathryn Steakley, NASA Ames
Title: What warmed early Mars?: Investigating impacts, hydrogen, and clouds
October 4, 2024
Speaker: Xing Wei, Beijing Normal University
Title: Magnetic field and tide of star, planet and moon
October 11, 2024
Speaker: Anne Voigdtlander, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Title: How to build a mountain? - A granular physics perspective
October 18, 2024
Speaker: Will Steinhardt, UC Santa Cruz
Title: Precursory Locking Precedes Slip Events on Laboratory Fault
October 25, 2024
Speaker: Dusty Schroeder, Stanford University
Title: Exploring the Subsurface Processes of Ice Sheets and Icy Moons with Ice Penetrating Radar
November 1, 2024
Speaker: Mohammed Farhat, UC Berkeley
Title: The dynamical history of the Earth-Moon system: a Telltale of a Tidal Waltz
November 8, 2024
Speaker: Jannes Münchmeyer, Institut des Sciences de la Terre
Title: The peculiar spectrum of slow-to-fast earthquakes around the Copiapó ridge, Northern Chile
November 15, 2024
Speaker: Sara Cebry, Cornell University
Title: The mechanics of (laboratory) earthquakes and aseismic slip due to fluid injection
November 22, 2024
Speaker: Paul Szabo, UC Berkeley
Title: Probing Planetary Surfaces and Surface-Magnetosphere Interactions with Ion Scattering
December 6, 2024
Speaker: Weiqiang Zhu
Title: Deep Learning for Earthquake Monitoring
