2012 Spring ESCI Seminar Series
12:00 - 12:50 pm
243 Gaines Hall
| 1/11/12 | Dr. David Mogk | State of the Department- New Department Head |
| 1/18/12 | David Archer | University of Chicago, The long thaw-fossil fuel, CO2 & the carbon cycle |
| 1/25/12 | Kaj Williams | NASA-AMES Post-Doc - The Physics of Ice Caves. |
| 2/1/12 | Alexander MacDonald | Director of NOAA - Geographic Scaling Characteristics of Wind & Solar Energy Systems. |
| 2/3/12 | Greg Withee | NOAA-Earth Observations and Science: Challenges and Opportunities |
| 2/8/12 | Dr. Lowell Miyagi | Lattice Preferred Orientation and Seismic Anisotropy in the Lowermost Mantle |
| 2/15/12 | Doug Chabot | Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center- 20/20 Hindsight - A look at recent avalanche accidents |
| 2/22/12 | Mark Pagani | Yale University, Long term evolution of CO2 & Climate Sensitivity. |
| 2/29/12 | Elizabeth Freedman PhDc | Hadrosaur ontogeny and anagenesis: Brachylophosaurus and Gryposaurus from the Judith River Formation, northcentral Montana. |
| 3/7/12 | Markus Eckerstorfer PhDc | The High Arctic snow avalanche regime of central Svalbard |
| 3/21/12 | Rod Graham | AAPG Distinguished Lecturer, Cambridge University - Exploration in Fold & Thrust Belts- A personal Perspective. |
| 3/28/12 | David Rowley | University of Chicago, Plate Dynamics: Deep Mantle Convective contributions to Plate Driving Forces Insights from the East Pacific Rise. |
| 4/4/12 | Charles Kerans | UT Austin, Geo-Spatial Analysis of Carbonate Systems |
| 4/10/12 | Ray Murray | Forensic Geologist: Solving Crimes with Rocks and Minerals |
| 4/11/12 | Ed Evenson | Lehigh University, Charles Darwin-Geologis & The Origin of Darwin's Boulders, Tierra del Fuego |
| 4/18/12 | Robyn Wooldridge | effects of explosives on the physical properties of snow |
| 4/25/12 | Margie Chan | University of Utah, AWG Distinguished Lecturer, Red Rocks from Earth to Mars |
| 4/30/12 | Ethan F. Baxter | Boston University, MSA Distinguished Lecturer, Garnet: Tree Rings of Crustal Evolution |
**Please note: bolded lectures are outside of the normal schedule seminar dates**
Thank you for your participation in this semester's seminar series! Your attendance at the weekly seminars is very much appreciated by the students and faculty of ESCI
To request disability accommodation or inform us of special needs, please contact us at:
406-994-3331
earth@montana.edu
