Winter 2022
Tuesdays at 3:30 PM
Natural Science Annex 101
January 11, 2022
Speaker: Ying Cui, Montclair State University
Title: Carbon cycle modeling during the PETM and the end-Permian mass extinction
Host: Will Rush
January 18, 2022
Speaker: Karen McKinnon, UCLA
Title: The role of the land surface in shaping midlatitude heat extremes
Host: Nicole Feldl
January 25, 2022
Speaker: Selva Marroquin, Caltech
Title: Investigating the redox conditions contributing to organic matter burial in the geologic record
Host: Tamara Pico
February 1, 2022
Speaker: Kerry Callaghan, Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University
Title: The Water Table Model: global hydrology and sea level in the past and present
Host: Sam Kodama
February 8, 2022
Speaker: Jesse Hahm, Simon Fraser University
Title: Insights into runoff generation mechanisms in seasonally dry California from field observations and isotopic dynamics
Host: Margaret Zimmer
February 15, 2022
Speaker: Ryan Venturelli, Tulane University
Title: What lies beneath? Using sub-ice geologic archives to bridge the gap between modern ice-sheet processes and paleo reconstructions
Host: Gavin Piccione
February 22, 2022
Speaker: Scott Fendorf, Stanford University
Title: Fire and Water: Growing Heath Threats of the 21st Century
Host: Araceli Serrano
March 1, 2022
Speaker: Sarah Aarons, Scripps Institution of Oceanography UC San Diego
Title: The role of dust on Earth's climate: insights from the paleoclimate record & modern ecosystems
Host: Tamara Pico
March 8, 2022
Speaker: Nicholas Golledge, Antarctic Research Center, Victoria University of Wellington
Title: Climate forced changes of the Antarctic Ice Sheet: Evidence, inference, and speculation
Host: Gavin Piccione
