KU Department of Geology Colloquium Schedule
2011–2012

DateSpeakerTopicHost
8/23/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley Hall
Dr. Gaisheng Liu
Kansas Geological Survey
"Recent advances in hydrogeologic characterizations of the shallow subsurface using direct-push and distributed temperature sensing"Stotler
8/30/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley Hall
Dr. Jorge Velez-Juarbe
National Museum of Natural History
"Fossil marine mammal herbivory: niche partitioning and paleodiet among multispecies communities"Gonzalez
9/6/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley Hall
Dr. Pier Paolo Bruno
University of Utah
"High-resolution densely spaced wide-aperture seismic profiling as a tool to aid seismic hazards assessments: an example from application to Vallo di Diano intramontane basin, Southern Italy"Steeples
9/13/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley
Dr. Jon Smith
Kansas Geological Survey
"Coring the Ogallala: Scientific Drilling in the High Plains of Western Kansas"Stotler
9/27/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley
Dr. David Rudolph
University of Waterloo
"Influence of seasonal hydrology on vadose zone flow dynamics, pathogen mobility and well vulnerability"Devlin
10/4/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley
Dr. Louise Pellerin
Green Engineering, Inc.
"The Role of Electrical and Electromagnetic Geophysical Methods in Near-Surface Applications"Tsoflias
10/11/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley
Dr. Peter Holterhoff
Hess Corporation
"Lower Permian Supersequences and Evolving Sequence Architectures of the Eastern Shelf, Midland Basin: Was the Permian Basin Controlled by Pulsed Deglaciation of Gondwana?"Rankey
10/18/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley
Dr. Steve Meyers
University of Wisconsin - Madison
"Obliquity forcing and the amplification of high-latitude climate processes during Oceanic Anoxic Event 2"Ludvigson
10/24/2012
4:30 pm
103
Dr. Matthew J. Kohn
MSA Distinguished Lecturer
"How to become a fossil: a geochemist's guide"Moeller
10/25/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley Hall
Dr. Rick Miller
SEG 2012 Honorary Lecturer
"Near-surface seismic: More than a problem of scale"Tsoflias/SEG Student Chapter
11/1/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley
Dr. Ed Cey
University of Calgary
"A Real Groundwater Tragedy: The Story and Aftermath from Walkerton, Ontario"Stotler
11/15/2012
4:00 pm
Lindley
Dr. Ellizabeth Vrba
Yale University
"The Special Role of Global Cooling in Mammalian Evolution with emphasis on HominidaeAWG Student Chapter
11/29/2012
4:00 pm
103 Lindley
Dr. Jenn-Tai Liang
Tertiary Oil Recovery Project
"Drug Release Technologies for Improved Oil Recovery - Development of a Nano Scale Chemical Delivery System for Oil and Gas Recovery Applications"
1/24/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
il Moon
KGS
"Intergrated surface-groundwater analyses in Korean watersheds"Randy Stotler
1/31/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Megan Elwood - Madden
Oklahoma University
"Planetary Geochemistry: Applying thermodynamics and kinetics to constrain geologic processes on Mars"Jennifer Roberts
2/7/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Gary Weissmann
New Mexico University
"Geomorphic Elements in Modern Sedimentary Basins: Fluvial form that will be preserved into the rock record"Steve Hasiotis
2/14/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Jim Markello
Exxon Mobil
"A New Dispositional Model and New Sequence Stratigraphic Architecture for the Lisburne Wahoo Reservoir (Early Pennsylvanian) North Slope Alaska, USAKICC, Gene Rankey
2/21/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Matt Lindsay
University of Saskatchewan
"Biogeochemistry of groundwater contamination and remediation in mining environments"Randy Stotler
2/28/2013
2:30-3:30
lindley, room 118
Leah Morgan
Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre
"Catching up with the gold standard: Metrologocial traceability in 40 Ar/39Ar geochronology"
2/28/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Kamini Singha
Colorade School of Mines
"Peering into the black box: Quantifying "anomalous" solute transport with electrical geophysics"George Tsoflias
3/7/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Jon McKenna
Microseismic
Extracting Subsurface Information From Microseismic Data"Geophysics group
3/12/2013
2:30-3:30
lindley, room 118
Terry Blackburn
Carnegie Institution for Science
"Sink to Survive: The persistence of ancient mountain belts through crustal density changes"
3/13/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Noah McLean
British Geological Survey
Improving Precision and Accuracy in U-Pd Dates: Methods and ApplicationsDepartment
3/14/2013
2:30-3:30 PM
lindley, room 118
Noah McLean
British Geological Survey
Combining Information from Multiple ChronometersDepartment
3/14/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
David Siveter
The Silurian Herefordshire Lagerstatte: soft-bodied sensations released from the rockPaul Selden
4/4/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Tom Sale
Colorado State
"Contaminant Transport in Heterogeneous Porous Media"Rick Devlin
4/11/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Joy Ward
University of Kansas
"Plant Responses to Changing [CO2] From the Last Glacial Period Through the Future"Luis Gonzalez
4/18/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Kurt Marfort
University of Oklahoma
"Attribute expression of the Mississippi Lime"George Tsoflias
4/25/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Charity Landers, James Lamsdell
University of Kansas
"Microorganisms as indicators of epithermal ore formation", Babes in the Wood - A Unique Window into Sea Scorpion Ontogeny"AWG
4/25/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Sarah Gibson, Logan Byers
"Exploring Exitnct Fishes in North America, with focus on the Triassic Chinle Formation and Newark Supergroup", Crevassing on Byrd Glacier, East Antarctica"AWG
5/2/2013
4:00 PM
Lindley room 103
Kim Drager, Bethany Winkel, Adrienne Duarte, Michelle Mary
University of Kansas
"Formica Subsericea Ant Nests' Effects on Soil Chemistry", Is Ooid Micromorphology Related to Landscape-Scale Geomorphology", "Shifting Shorelines of Atoll Islands, Gilbert Island Chains, Kiribati", "Bioerosion and Encrustation: Rates of Early DiagenesisAWG

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