Earth Sciences Joint Colloquium Series

Date	Location	Speaker	Title
January 31	Albany	Dr.  Noah Finnegan Cornell University	Channel morphology and bedrock river incision: Theory, experiments, and application to the eastern Himalaya
February 7	RPI	Dr.  Roger Buck Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory	The role of diking in plate tectonics with an "up close" look at the recent events in Afar
February 28	RPI	Dr. Mark Frank Northern Illinois University	The Internal Characteristics of Ganymede and Callisto as Seen Through Diamond Windows
March 14	Albany	Dr.  Rob McCaffrey Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	The Great Sumatra earthquakes and implications for global subduction zone hazards
March 21	RPI	Dr.  Miriam  Katz Rutgers University	Biogeochemical consequences of phytoplankton evolution
March 28	Albany	Dr.  Jeff  Karson Syracuse University	Seafloor Spreading in Iceland: Implications for Plate Accretion with High Magma Budgets
April 11	Albany	Dr.  Alison Macfarlane George Mason University	Nuclear Waste at Yucca Mountain? Technical Issues in Radioactive Waste Disposal
April 18	Albany	Dr.  Richard J. Reeder SUNY Stony Brook	Processes at the calcite-water interface and their role in trace element uptake
April 25	Albany	Dr.  Paul Fitzgerald Syracuse University	How fast do mountains form? Timing and rates from thermochronology
May 2	RPI	Dr.  Cindy Ebinger University of Rochester	Snap, crackle, pop: earthquakes from a major seafloor spreading event in Afar

Past series: |  Spring 1996 Fall  |  Spring 1997 Fall  |  Spring 1998  Fall  |  Spring 1999  Fall  |  Spring 2000  Fall  |  Spring 2001 Fall  |  Spring 2002  Fall  |  Spring 2003 Fall  | 
Spring 2004  Fall |  Spring 2005  Fall  |  Spring 2006  Fall |
Combined list 1995-present
Albany Geological Sciences seminars 1975-94

Albany Geological Sciences Program
Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences