Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences Past Events
M.S. Graduate Student Defense
Laura McGee - M.S., Marine Science | Title - Physical Mechanisms Behind Asymmetric Cooling and Hurricane-Induced Phytoplankton Blooms
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Professor James Booth - City University of New York | Title - Evaluation of Extratropical Cyclone Precipitation and Clouds in CMIP5 and CMIP6-prototype Models
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Brett Borchardt - Atmospheric Science | Title: Towards a Better Understanding of Surface-Based and Elevated Nocturnal Convection
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Adam Demarco - Ph.D., Atmospheric Science | Title - Multiscale Characterization of the Probability Density Functions of Velocity and Temperature Increment Fields
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Kevin Clay - Earth Science | Title: Temporal Variation in Groundwater and VOC flux through a Sandy Streambed, Wilson, North Carolina
Find out moreEclipse Day Celebration
The College of Sciences invites you to celebrate Eclipse Day on the Brickyard. For the first time in 99 years, a total solar eclipse will cross the United States. During this rare celestial event, the moon will pass between the sun and…
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GIS and Engagement Technology Manager City of Raleigh – Information Technology
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Kathrynlynn Theuerkauf, Marine Science | Title: An Exotic Species Alters Patterns of Marine Community Development
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Why is Hollywood so captivated by dinosaurs? How accurately are paleontologists portrayed on the silver screen? And, most importantly, what is the “lysine contingency”? Learn everything you ever wanted to know about Hollywood’s take on dinos (cinemasaurs?) from a panel…
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Dr. Carmelo Tomas, UNC-Wilmington (hosted by Astrid Schnetzer) | Title: Mystery Fish Killer in Delaware, U.S.A. Abstract: During the summer months of 2000, more than 10 fish kills were observed in Delaware’s Inland Bay area. The causative agents were unknown and…
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