Seminars

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Dr. Yuji Sano - Groundwater oxygen isotope anomaly before the M6.6 Tottori earthquake in Southwest Japan
Dr. James Bradley - Widespread energy limitation in global marine sediments
Dr. Sebastian Kreutzer - Piecing the Puzzle - Luminescence based chronologies & Quaternary landscape evolution
Dre Christie Rowe - Geological controls on subduction thrust fault behavior
Dre Lindy Elkins-Tanton - The Science of the metal asteroid Psyche
Dre Anne de Vernal - Documenting past climate from sedimentary archives: the challenge of the Arctic Ocean
Dre Mary Kang - Methane emissions and groundwater impacts of oil and gas development
Dr. Henry Patton - Ice sheet-gas hydrate interactions techniques
Dr. Philippe Claeys - Chicxulub: Anatomy of a lethal crater
Dr. David Gray - CSEG Lecture: An Unconventional View of Geoscience
Dr. Francesco Pausata - The Sahara greening during the African Humid Period: An overview of its regional and global impacts
Dre Dominique Weis - What makes Hawaii a unique mantle plume, and what does it tell us about the Earth's deep mantle?
Dr. Joachim Amthor - Deposition and Diagenesis of a Primary Chert Reservoir at the Precambrian Cambrian Boundary, Sultanate of Oman
Dre Anaïs Orsi - Why is Antarctica not showing a clear global warming signal? An assessment of recent trends in the context of the past 2000 years
Dr. Kelin Wang - Crustal deformation following great subduction earthquakes in a viscoelastic Earth
Dr. Masaki Hayashi - Alpine Hydrogeology: The Critical Role of Groundwater in Sourcing the Headwaters of the World
Dr. Romain Millot - Géochimie isotopique du lithium et géoressources
Dr. John G. Spray - Hypervelocity impact effects on Earth: Causes, consequences and future threats
Dr. David Bekaert - Noble gases trapped in archean kerogens as a new tracer of atmospheric evolution and life diversification
Dr. David A. Fike - Depositional Controls on Sedimentary Sulfur Isotopic (d34S) Records: Rethinking Stratigraphic Trends & Geobiological Interpretations
Dre Cassandre Lazar - Les microorganismes et les roches dans la subsurface terrestre