Fall 2002 Seminar Schedule

Aug 23

Dr. Stephany Rubin-Mason, Georgia Institute of Technology
"Barium Benthic Fluxes: Testing the Utility of Barium as Paleoproxy"

Sept 6

Dr.Yoko Furukawa, Naval Research Laboratory, Stennis Space Center
"Modeling Biogeochemical Processes in Skidaway Marsh"

Sept 13

Dr. Paul Schroeder, University of Georgia
"Atmospheric CO2 paleobarometry from soil minerals: principles and pitfalls"
Old CE Building (Earth Sciences), Room 309

Sept 20

Dr. John Knox, University of Georgia
"Observations of Inertial Instability and Rossby Wave Breaking in the Stratosphere"

Sept 27

Dr. Chunyan Li, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography
"Penetrating Shelf Front in the Central Georgia Bight Observed with Terra MODIS SST"

Oct 4

Dr. Walter Robinson, University of Illinois
"Why Are There Annular Modes in the Atmosphere?"

Oct 18

Dr. Mian Chin, Georgia Institute of Technology, NASA GSFC
"Modeling of Tropospheric Aerosols"

Oct 25

Dr. Ned Lovejoy, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
"A Quantitative Evaluation of the Role of Ions in Atmospheric Nucleation"

Nov 1

Dr. Chin-Hua Huang, Georgia Institute of Technology, CEE
"Transformation of Antibacterial Agents with Metal Oxides"

Nov 8

Dr. Stephen Schwartz, Brookhaven National Laboratory
"Aerosols and Climate Change: Certainties and Uncertainties"

Nov 15

Dr. David DeMaster, North Carolina State University

Nov 22

Dr. Thomas Bianchi, Tulane University