Spring 2019
Spring 2019
Tuesday Afternoons at 3:30 PM
Natural Science Annex 101
April 2, 2019
Speaker: Seth Burgess, USGS
Title: U-Th-Pb zircon geochronology of the largest Pleistocene volcanic ash deposit in Alaska
Host: Graham Edwards
April 9, 2019
Speaker: Robin Glas, Sonoma State
Title: Alpine groundwater in tropical proglacial systems: A case study in the Cordillera Blanca, Peru
Host: Margaret Zimmer
April 16, 2019
Speaker: Spencer John Washburn, University of Michigan
Title: Using Stable Mercury Isotopes to Elucidate Mercury Biogeochemical Cycling in Two California Rivers
Host: Peter Weiss
April 23, 2019
Speaker: Andy Calvert, USGS
Title: Life cycles of arc volcanoes--examples from Alaska and the Cascades
Host: Seth Burgess
April 30, 2019
Speaker: Winnie Chu, Stanford
Title: Merging radar with models: Getting new geophysical insights into the subsurface system of ice sheets
Host: Slawek Tulaczyk
May 7, 2019
Speaker: Maurice Hall, Environmental Defence Fund
Title: Resilience from below: Proactively managing groundwater to sustain communities and nature in an uncertain future
Host: Jenny Pensky
May 14, 2019
Speaker: Kyle Anderson, USGS
Title: The 2018 rift eruption and summit collapse of Kīlauea Volcano: What happened and what have we learned?
Host: Adam Price
May 21, 2019
Speaker: Julio Herrera Estrada, Stanford
Title: Spatiotemporal dynamics of droughts and their impacts on the electricity sector
Host: Nicole Feldl
May 28, 2019
Speaker: Michael Tatzel, UCSC
Title: Si isotopes and the cause of the Late Neoproterozoic seawater oxygenation
Host: Adina Paytan
June 4, 2019
Speaker: Cary Lindsey, University of Nevada Reno
Title: Constraining the Unmeasurable: Heat Flux Investigations in Yellowstone National Park
