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
Career Planning Presentation
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIThe Dept of Geosciences and the UWM Career Planning and Resource Center (CPaRC) invite you to a career workshop that will emphasize: Resume writing Networking Job Searches Interview advising CPaRC Resources GeoScience-Related Careers
Colloquia – Charles Paradis
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIThursday, February 28th, 2019 Charles Paradis, Los Alamos National Lab Title: “In-situ Characterization and Remediation of Contaminated Aquifers”. Host: Shangping Xu Abstract: TBA
Colloquia – Renji Zhou
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIMonday, 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 – Mehmet Soylu
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIMonday, March 11th, 2019 Mehmet Soylu, Georgia Institute of Technology Title: Groundwater Impacts on Ecosystem Functions and Detecting Shallow Groundwater from Top Soil Host: Shangping Xu Abstract: TBA
Colloquia – James Faulds
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIThursday, April 11th, 2019 Prof. James Faulds, University of Nevada, Reno Title: Why is Nevada in Hot Water? Tectonic Controls on Geothermal Activity and Strategies for Harnessing Geothermal Energy in the Great Basin Region Host: Abstract: TBA
Colloquia – Phil Novack-Gottshall
Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WIThursday, April 25th, 2019 Phil Novack-Gottshall, Benedictine College Title: A New Approach to Documenting Phanerozoic Trends in Marine Functional Diversity Host: David Cordie Abstract: TBA