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EASC Seminar Series
The Earth Sciences Department hosts an ongoing seminar series in the Spring (Jan-Apr) and Fall (Sept-Dec) semesters of each year.
Speakers for the Spring EASC Seminar Series are nearly set (please see below). All talks, unless otherwise noted, are on Thursdays from 2:30-3:30 p.m. hosted online. Sorry - you'll have to supply your coffee and cookies until we return to in-person presentations!
If you are interested in giving a presentation to the department, please contact Dr. Dan Marshall.
Fall 2021 Series
| September, 16 | Braden Walsh "Using active seismic sources to estimate the properties of volcanic phenomena" |
| September, 23 | Craig Hart CIM Distinguished Lecturer "Linking Cordilleran Lithospheric Architecture to Mineral Deposits" Host: Dan Marshall |
| September, 30 | No seminar this week |
| Ocbober, 14 | David Lentz "Analysis of Highly Fractionated Felsic Systems Associated with Sn-W-Mo Deposits: Examination of Dynamic Thermal Constraints" |
| October, 28 | Steve Piercey Memorial University "Contrasting Au deposit types in Appalachian ophiolitic rocks" Host: Dan Marshall |
| November, 4 | Susanne Fietz "Translating Point Bars - The Muddy Ducklings of Fluvio-Tidal Channels" |
| November, 11 | No seminar this day |
| Friday, November 12 at 11:00 AM | Chen Zhu Indiana University Bloomington "Watershed-Scale Hydrological Models as a Community CyberPlatform for Research, Teaching, and Service to Society" Host: Dan Marshall |
| November, 18 | Will McKenzie SFU Earth Sciences PhD Candidate "The Tectono-metamorphic evolution of the Kluane Basin, SW Yukon" Host: Dan Gibson |
| November , 25 | Bill Fischer SFU Earth Sciences PhD Candidate "The Cu-(Ag-Au) A.M. Breccia Pipe: A Well-Defined Tourmaline Breccia Pipe of the Canadian Cordillera. A Case Study for Utilizing Tourmaline and Breccia Pipes as Exploration Vectors" Host: Dan Marshall |