2013 - 2014 Environmental Studies Events
Rabies, Persistence in Vampire Bats: Immunity, Pathogenesis & Immigration
~ Dr. Julia C. Blackwood
Summits of Modern Man and Thresholds of Climate Change
~ Dr. Peter Hansen
Japan's 911? Three Years After the Earthquake and Tsunami
~ Dr. Mark Lincicome
Land Use, Climate Change, and the Flora of Central, MA
~ Dr. Robert Bertin
Urban Absorption in a Shrinking City: A Close Examination of Land Use and Environmental Change
~ Dr. Justin Hollander
Marine Calcification in a High CO2 World
~ Dr. Justin Ries
The Role of Science in the Management of National Parks
~Dr. Steven C. Fradkin
Life in the 'Plastisphere': The Ecology of Plastic Marine Debris
~ Dr. Erik Zettler
Spring 2013 Environmental Studies Events
| Tipping Points, Thresholds, and the Forgotten Role of Physiology in Marine Climate Change
Brian Helmuth |
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Measuring Ecosystem Services Across Space: Exploring the Impacts of Shale Gas Extraction in Pennsylvania David Murphy '03 |
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Hillslope Evolution in the Boulder Creek Critical Zone Neil Shea '09 |
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Can Passive Acoustic Monitoring of Spawning Aggregations Facilitate the Reversal of Oceanic Shifting Baselines Timothy Rowell '07 For more information regarding Tim's research see also: http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2013/20130226_fishspawning.html |
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The Working Writers Series Jenny Price |
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Spring 2012 Environmental Studies Events
| Importance of Inland Waters in Global Carbon Cycling Dr. David Butman |
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| Purple Goes Green Week Events Monday, April 16 through Thursday, April 19th If you are having trouble viewing this poster, please click here to download the full size pdf. |
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Ancient Organic Matter that Matters: The Cycling and Fate of Siberian Carbon Dr. Mann's talk will be held on Wednesday, March 21 at 4:00 in O'Neil 101, and will be preceded by a reception at 3:30, also held in O'Neil 101. |
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| Career in Environmental Services Panel Lindsey Konkel '07, Pat Austin '77, Paul McManus '81, Christina Imrich '07 |
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Dirt, The Erosion of Civilizations |
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Fall 2011 Environmental Studies Events
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Hydology of the Everglades and Big Cypress Swamp: A Water Cycle Approach |
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| Imperiled Giants, Ecology and Conversation of the World's Largest Freshwater Fish Zeb Hogan, Ph. D. |
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The Impact of the Asian Longhorned Beetle on Forests of of Worcester |
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Electric Microbes: Bioenergy, Bioremedication, Bioelectronics, and the Beginning of Life |
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