2013 Spring ESCI Seminar Series
Thursday's 4:30 - 5:20 pm
243 Gaines Hall
| 1/24/13 | Nick Atwood, PhDc | Stratigraphic modulation generated by syn-sedimentary structural growth and segmentation of an overfilled foreland basin system: The Marnoso-arenacea Formation at the Coniale Anticline, Northern Apennines, Italy |
| 1/31/13 | Jian-Yi Liu | Montana State University Bozeman, China Urban System: Spatial Structure and Changing Urban Landscape |
| 2/7/13 | Sara Oser | Montana State University Bozeman, Dinosaur Eggs at Egg Mountain, Montana |
| 2/14/13 | Julia Baldwin | The University of Montana, Ultrahigh-Temperature Metamorphism in the Southern Brasília Belt |
| 2/21/13 | Jeff Jacquet | 11:00-12:00 pm Reid 108: South Dakota State University: Landowner Perceptions of Wind Farms and Hydrofracking in Northern Pennsylvania |
| 2/21/13 | Josh Miller | The University of Cincinnati, Tracking ecological change in the Anthropocene and beyond: Insights for paleoecology and conservation biology from bones on the landscape |
| 2/28/13 | Scott McCoy | ESCI Geomorphology Candidate: From Grains to Landscapes: A Multi-Scale Approach for Studying the Granular Mechanics of Debris Flow Hazards and Valley Incision |
| 3/7/13 | John Delaney* CLS Distinguished Speaker | The University of Washington, Vision for Ocean Sciences, [4:00 -5:00 pm, SUB Procrastinator Theatre, L&S Distinguished Lecturer] |
| 3/14/13 | SPRING BREAK |
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| 3/21/13 | Dan Shugar | University of Victoria, British Columbia: From Mountains to the Sea: Geohazards and Environmental Change in Western North America |
| 3/25/13 | Jean Dixon* | University of California Santa Barbara: Deciphering Climatic & Tectonic Forcings on the Hillslope Geomorphology: The importance of Erosion-Weathering Relationships. GH 043 |
| 3/28/13 | Stephanie Ewing | Montana State University Bozeman, Uranium Isotopes in Loess Permafrost: Modeling the Age of Ancient Ice |
| 4/4/13 | Gillian Apps | British Petroleum, The US Gulf of Mexico Offshore Basin: a Passive Aggressive Margin |
| 4/11/13 | Scott Tinker | Director, Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin, will lead question and answer session following the movie titled: The Switch Energy Project [5:00-7:00 pm, Evening presentation at the Museum of the Rockies] |
| 4/18/13 | Matthew Fockler PhDc | MSU-Bozeman, To protect and Preserve: A Historical Geography of Early United States Forest Service Management, Lewis and Clark National Forest, Montana. |
| 4/25/13 | Bob Smith* | The University of Utah,The Yellowstone Hotspot: Past, Present and Future [4:00 -5:00 pm, SUB Procrastinator Theatre]* |
**Please note: bolded lectures are outside of the normal schedule seminar dates and time.**
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
