Speaker - Associate Professor Jennifer Cotton of California State University, Northridge Seminar - Dr. Cotton will speak about her work on stable isotopes and other geochemical proxies as tracers of past climate and ecological change (hosted by E. Hyland) Please mark your calendars and check your email for a Zoom link.
Speaker - Markus Macnamara, Earth Science Seminar Title - Groundwater 14C Age and Tracer-Based Transit Time Distributions in the High Plains Aquifer, Nebraska Committee Chair - David Genereux Committee Members - Troy Gilmore, Karl Wegmann Please see your email for a Zoom link.
The 2022 College of Sciences Diversity in STEM Symposium will be an online event the morning (9 a.m. to 1 p.m.) of Thursday, February 17. There will be 3 sessions, each with 3 concurrent presentations, and a keynote presentation at noon from Dr. Joseph Graves Jr. This Symposium is organized by MEAS Alum, Dr. Jamila Simpson…
FRIDAY, Feb. 18, there is a Special Virtual Seminar from 12-1PM. The speaker is Arianna Soldati, MEAS - NCState, and she will be discussing Volcanoes in the Media, in cooperation with the NC Museum of Natural Sciences. This presentation will be VIRTUAL ONLY and broadcast online at the NCMNS YouTube channel.
Speaker - Shannon Doherty, NCState, MEAS Dept. (hosted by K. Davis) Seminar Title - Quantifying phytoplankton, zooplankton, and microbial contributions to marine carbon sequestration In Monterey Bay: a compound-specific stable isotope approach Please see your email for a Zoom link.
Speaker - Cindy Lebrasse, Marine Science Seminar Title - Assessing carbon cycling in blue carbon habitats: A multidisciplinary approach using satellite remote sensing, a bio-optical model and hydrodynamic modeling Committee Chair - Chris Osburn Committee Members - Del Bohnenstiehl, Roy He, Blake Schaeffer, Christopher Shank, Barbara Shew Hybrid exam - 1132 Jordan Hall / Zoom. …
Speaker: Elizabeth A. Barnes, Associate Professor, Dept. of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University Seminar Title: Viewing Anthropogenic Change Through an AI Lens Abstract: Humans are vastly modifying the earth system, with identifiable impacts across the land surface, ocean and atmosphere. Here, we will explore three example applications of how explainable AI (XAI) techniques can help us visualize…
The Graduate Student Research Symposium, held each March, includes poster presentations from more than 200 graduate students from NC State University. Posters are judged by faculty, and students receive recognition for top posters. The goals are to showcase the outstanding quality and diversity of graduate-level research at NC State, in addition to providing students with the opportunity…
Speaker - Mike Wetz, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (hosted by C. Osburn) Seminar Title - Human & Climate-Driven Water Quality Challenges Affecting the Texas Coast Please see your email for a Zoom link.
Speaker - Chelsie Bowman, Pennsylvania State University (PSU), hosted by E. Hyland Seminar Title - Thallium isotopes as a global paleo-redox proxy Please see your email for a Zoom link.