All are Welcome!
Fall Semester 2019
Unless otherwise noted, all seminars will start at 12:30 in Michael Smith Natural Resources Bldg. Rm 320
Thursday, September 5
Danica Roth, CO School of Mines
Throwing rocks down hills: How slope, roughness and grain size control nonlocal particle motion on burned and vegetated hillslopes
Faculty Host: Sara Rathburn
Thursday, September 12
Beth Pratt-Sitaula, UNAVCO
Making it Real for “Regular” People: Translating hard-core geophysics into usable undergraduate teaching and disaster prep programs
Faculty Host: Ellen Wohl
Thursday, October 3
Rick Gibson, NanoSeis
Insights into subsurface mechanical and flow properties from distributed acoustic sensing data
Faculty Host: Lisa Stright
Thursday, October 10
Chris Holm-Denoma, USGS Lakewoood
How much can we learn from a grain of sand? An ancient Colorado perspective.
Faculty Host: John Singleton
Tuesday, October 15
Laura Crossey, University New Mexico
2019 Birdsall-Dreiss Distinguished Lecturer: Hydrochemistry and Geoscience Education at Grand Canyon and Beyond: Who knew groundwater hydrology could be s0 complicated? *This seminar will be held on Tuesday at 12:30 in MSNR 345
Faculty Host: Mike Ronayne
Thursday, October 31
Jessica Thompson Jobe, USGS
Late Quaternary faulting in the New Madrid Seismic Zone, Central US
Faculty Host: Sean Gallen
Thursday, November 7
Jolante van Wijk
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Initiation, evolution, and extinction of pull-apart basins: implications for the Gulf of California
Faculty Host: Dennis Harry
Spring Semester 2020
Unless otherwise noted, all seminars will start at 12:30 in Natural Resources Rm 320
Thursday, February 6
Peter Fawcett, University of New Mexico
TBD
Faculty Host: Rick Aster
Thursday, February 13
Chris Holm-Denoma, USGS Lakewood
How much can we learn from a grain of sand? An ancient Colorado perspective.
Faculty Host: John Singleton
Thursday, March 5
Jan Lenaerts, CU Boulder
TBD
Faculty Host: Dan McGrath
Thursday, March 26
TBD
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Faculty Host: TBD
Thursday, April 2
Karl Mueller, CU Boulder
Erosional forcing of active extension and salt diapirism in Canyonlands, Utah: Insights from mechanics, InSAR and hydrology.
Faculty Host: John Singleton
Thursday, April 23
Simone Runyon, Univ Wyoming
TBD
Faculty Host: Holly Stein
Thursday, April 30
TBD
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Faculty Host: TBD