Dr. Tarek Aziz | Civil Construction and Environmental Engineering, NC State (hosted by A. Schnetzer) A reception will be held in 1132 Jordan Hall at 3PM before the seminar begins. Seminar Title: Controlling Harmful Algal Blooms in Water Supply Reservoirs Abstract: Harmful algal blooms in water supply reservoirs are a major concern for utilities around…
Come hear Sciences faculty discuss their lives and research during an informal conversation with students. A pizza reception will follow in Riddick Hearth. Ana-Maria Staicu is an associate professor in the Department of Statistics. She recently received a Faculty Early Career Development Award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for her research to develop new…
Dr. Stacy Supak | Teaching Assistant Professor | Center for Geospatial Analytics | NC State University
Google Earth represents an incredible resource with which to explore the surface of Earth. It is configured to be user friendly, it contains terabytes of image and topographic data of Earth, and it has proven itself to be an indispensable tool for geoscience research. Importantly, Google Earth also contains substantial data sets for the moon…
Cindy Lebrasse - The Influence of Water Circulation on Dissolved Organic Matter Dynamics in Bald Head Creek, NC | Jessica Atar - Organic Matter Quality Across a Climatic Gradient
Dr. Rob Fovell | Professor of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences | University of Albany (hosted by Dr. Matt Parker). The Inaugural Braham seminar is named such in order to honor Dr. Roscoe Braham's many contributions to the field of meteorology and enrich the intellectual life of the department. This is the first seminar in the…
Planetary Science Mission Definition Study Seminar | MEA 593 Graduate Students (hosted by P. Byrne)
Aaron Sims - Investigation of the Mesoscale Interaction between the Sea Breeze Circulation and the Sandhills Convection
Megan Amanatides - Developing Indicators of Carbon Dioxide Flux from Arctic Wetlands | Olivia Caretti - Soundscape Complexity and Temporal Patterns on Structurally Diverse Oyster Reefs: Relating Sounds, Structure, and Species Diversity
The MEAS Fall 2016 graduation ceremony will take place on Friday, December 16th, at 2:00 P.M. at 1103 Hunt Library Auditorium.