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Ryan Venturelli joins us this week for our #UTIGSeminar! Check out more info on Ryan's talk on what Antarctic ice-sheets can tell us about the future of our planet. 🌎🧊
https://t.co/jOYVgCnFEL
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center's Denis Felikson joins us this Friday to talk satellites and sea-level rise at this week's #utigseminar🛰️🌊
Learn more: https://t.co/7R4mVmqwFz
UTIG experts from team TERMINUS join us for this week's #UTIGSeminar to discuss ongoing work from their 2024 mission to Greenland!
Learn more: https://t.co/l15mebN6TJ
This week's #UTIGSeminar features Andrew Hoffman from @LamontEarth! This week's seminar will be held in the Bureau of Economic Geology VR Room 1.116C, PRC Building 130. This seminar will still be available to attend via Zoom. Click here for more info: https://t.co/MK1iL8YMG9
This week's #UTIGSeminar features UT's own Dr. Blair Johnson! Please note that this seminar will not be recorded. Read Dr. Johnson's full abstract and learn how to attend virtually or in-person here: https://t.co/r3CYRvIog5
At this weeks #UTIGSeminar, Sarah Steele from Harvard University joins us for an out of this world presentation about Mars’s magnetic history! Learn more: https://t.co/M4qGZ634Be
This Friday #UTIGSeminar: UTIG postdoc Ram Tuvi will talk about developing fast, computationally efficient inversion algorithms, and applying them to subsurface and medical imaging.
Starts 10:30am CDT.
More info: https://t.co/TztaWaXtxI
STARTS IN 15 MINUTES: What did @swampmonstah find when she went hunting ghost trees in Cascadia’s drowned forests? Find out at 10:30am CDT. Join today’s #UTIGSeminar talk, DM or visit: https://t.co/r3CYRvIog5
When we think about climate change and melting glaciers, it’s difficult to imagine the scale of what’s involved. Today’s #UTIGSeminar speaker, Twila Moon, really brought home the speed at which Greenland's ice sheet has changed since the late 90’s and the amount of lost ice. 1/3
Today’s #UTIGSeminar talk was a stark reminder of the human impact on coastal processes, and why understanding them is so important. Emily Eidam joined us from @unc_masc to share her research on Coos Bay, Oregon, one of the largest estuary systems on the West coast. 1/7
Slow slip events are relatively new to science but learning more about them is critical if we are to understand larger quakes. At today’s #UTIGseminar, MIT’s William Frank revealed the surprising complexity of these slow motion tremors and their part in the earthquake cycle. 1/4
Climate change is causing more than storms, wildfires and rising oceans. At our next #UTIGSeminar, forensic geomorphologist @michele_koppes joins us from @UBC to show how Earth's melting ice is reshaping our world and why that's important. Fri. 10:30am CST https://t.co/r3CYRvIog5
Bonus #UTIGseminar post: Watch a documentary about the discovery and exploration of the ancient forest. 4/3 https://t.co/U7MXtSyEsN
Eight miles off the coast of Alabama, lie the stumps of an ancient forest, buried in anioxic sediments for over 60,000 years. At today's online #UTIGseminar, @LSU's Kristine DeLong described the project she has led to investigate the immaculately preserved remains. 1/3
Thanks Kirk Scanlan for leading our first fully online #UTIGSeminar! Kirk's talk covered everything you need to design, build and prove a space-worthy, ground penetrating radar for @NASA. You can watch Kirk's talk right here: https://t.co/q2k0lLpN9D
Gas hydrates are found widely in nature, accounting for 15%-50% of the Earth’s carbon. They are vulnerable to climate change. And they could be a bridge fuel to a low carbon future. At Friday's #UTIGSeminar, Alexey Portnov gave a striking overview of this mysterious substance 1/4
Wenyuan Fan is a seismologist at @floridastate. He is also an innovator and his #UTIGSeminar talk today presented a novel approach for detecting seismic activity, with applications from hazard assessments, infrastructure planning, glaciology to measuring the power of storms. 1/5
STORMQUAKES.
Tomorrow, #UTIGSeminar, Wenyuan Fan, @floridastate, 10:30am CST. More info: https://t.co/J1Ab237pIC
Sinking continents. Climate change. Scientists on ships. This one's going to be MASSIVE. Join Beth Christensen @RowanUniversity at tomorrow's #UTIGSeminar to learn how tectonics made the modern Australian climate and rewrote the course of human evolution. https://t.co/XrkNVmyfW5
In like a lion, out like a lamb – for centuries, farmers in western Europe have known that March is a month of unpredictable weather, and varies greatly from decade to decade. Speaking at our first Spring semester #UTIGSeminar, @NCAR_CGD’s Isla Simpson explained why. 1/5
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