Colloquia – Beth Johnson
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIBeth Johnson, University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley (tentative) Title: Do You See Her? The Invisibility and Misrepresentation of Women Geoscientists to the Public Host: Julie Bowles Abstract:
Colloquia – Sarah Bremmer
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WISarah Bremmer, University of Wisconsin-Madison Title: Seamount Subduction - Past and Present: Nankai Accretionary Wedge, Japan Host: Julie Bowles Abstract:
Colloquia – GSA Presentations
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIStudent GSA Presentations
Colloquia – Undergraduate Field Camp Session #1
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIUndergraduate Field Camp Session #1
Colloquia – Undergraduate Field Camp Session #2
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIColloquia - Undergraduate Field Camp Session #2
Colloquia – Marcia Bjornerud
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIMarcia Bjornerud, Lawrence University “Timefulness: How Thinking Like a Geologist Can Help Save the World” Hosted in collaboration with Boswell Books
Colloquia – Brett Ketter
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIBrett Ketter - University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee GIS and other technologies: What they (and I) can do for your research (tentative)
Colloquia – Renjie Zhou
Monday, March 4th, 2019 Renjie Zhou, Texas A & M University Title: Reactive transport in the fractured-rock matrix system and the carbonate diagenesis Host: Shangping Xu Abstract: TBA
Colloquia – Steven Anderson
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIUsing LiDAR and Artificial Intelligence to Better Understand the Evolution of the Overlook Crater and Lava Lake (with an update on the 2018 eruptions of Kilauea)
Colloquia – Victoria McCoy
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIMolecular taphonomy: using preserved biomolecules to investigate fossil organisms