LRES Seminar Series
Fall 2010 Schedule
1:10 - 2:00 p.m.
346 Leon Johnson Hall Annex
September 13th
Dr. Yong Cai, Florida International University
"Interactions of arsenic with dissolved organic matter"
September 20th
Dr. Paul Stoy, Assistant Professor, LRES
"The land-atmosphere fluxes of carbon, water, and energy: What we know and what we
need to know"
September 27th
Dr. Cliff Montagne, Professor, LRES
"Increasing the resiliency of a natural resource user group in Mongolia"
October 4th
Alex Michaud, LRES Grad Student
"Microbial weathering beneath the Whillans Ice Stream"
October 11th
Tyler Brummer, LRES Grad Student
"Understanding distributions of non-native plant species to aid in the development
of management tools"
October 18th
Dr. Bruce Maxwell, Professor, LRES
"Applying science to invasive plant management decisions"
October 25th
Tyler Smith, LRES Grad Student
"Reducing hydrological uncertainties in watershed modeling through improved statistical
inference"
November 1st
Erwin Jeremiah, LRES Grad Student
"A comparison of the robustness of Monte Carlo samplers used in Bayesian calibration
and uncertainty analysis of hydrological models"
November 8th
Dr. Stephanie Ewing, Assistant Professor, LRES
"Soil process and landscape legacy: Examples from dry and cold places"
November 15th
John Mallard, LRES Grad Student
"Stream network complexity controls on stream-ground water exchange"
November 22nd
Jake Beam, LRES Grad Student
"Distribution and ecology of thaumarchaea in geothermal environments"
November 29th
Melissa Graves, LRES Grad Student
"Impact of cropping system diversity and animal grazing on weed communities"
December 6th
Chris Welch, LRES Grad Student
"Snow hydrology" Effects of mountain pine beetle on snowpack characteristics"