Winter Warm-Up
ArtSci GradWell is inviting you to our Winter-Warm-Up
Past Events
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St. Louis Astronomical Society Meeting: Far Encounters - Robot Spacecraft Visits to Planets, Moons, Asteroids and Comets
An illustrated presentation by Richard Heuermann, member of St. Louis Astronomical Society and a NASA Solar System Ambassador.
Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences as told by potassium isotopes
Kun Wang, Assistant Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Washington University in St. Louis
Recent progress in tsunami early warning using deep learning
Donsub Rim, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Washington University Department of Mathematics & Statistics
Molecules in mud: Reconstructing Neogene Hominid Environments from Molecular Biomarkers in Terrestrial and Marine Sediments
Kevin T. Uno, Lamont Associate Research Professor, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University
Seismic attenuation and the rheology of the oceanic upper mantle
Colleen Dalton, Associate Professor of Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences, Brown University
St. Louis Astronomical Society Meeting: Pushing the Redshift Frontier with JWST
An illustrated presentation by Professor Haojing Yan, University of Missouri, Columbia.
Small satellites, big data, and the fate of permafrost landscapes
Joanmarie Del Vecchio, Postdoctoral Fellow at Dartmouth College
Colloquium: Can Collisions Create Earth's Isotopic Cousin?
Sarah Stewart, Professor at the University of California, Davis, will present the 2023 McDonnell Distinguished Lectures.
Public Lecture: Rewriting the Creation Story for the Earth and Moon
Sarah Stewart, Professor at the University of California, Davis, will present the 2023 McDonnell Distinguished Lectures.
Journey to the center of the Earth
Shichun Huang, Gerald D. Sisk Associate Professor, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Rates, Conditions, and Scales of Mass Transfer From the Mantle to the Crust: Insights from Earth’s Youngest UHP Terrane
Stacia Gordon, Professor of Geological Sciences, University of Nevada, Reno
Ancient lakes and lithium: connecting past warm-wet states to an emerging natural resource
Dan Ibarra, Assistant Professor of Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences, Brown University
Graduate Student Appreciation Week
Graduate Student Appreciation Week (April 3-7)
Dissertation Defense
Deformation of Hydrous Magnesium Silicates in Subduction Zone Environments
Two years in Jezero crater on Mars with the Perseverance rover and looking ahead to Mars Sample Return
Briony Horgan, Associate Professor at Purdue University
Criminal Minerals: Investigating minerals that break the laws (of classical crystallography)
John A. Jaszczak, Director and John & Phyllis Seaman Endowed Curator, A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum, Michigan Technological University
Exploring the Magmatic Effects of the Moon’s Nearside “Hotplate”
Stephen M. Elardo, NASA Early Career Fellow, Assistant Professor, University of Florida
St. Louis Astronomical Society Meeting: Celestial Fast Radio Wave Bursts - Who, What, How?
An illustrated presentation by Professor Jonathan Katz, Washington University in St. Louis
Guest Lecturer: Dr. Guillaume Avice
Dr. Guillaume Avice, Institut de physique du globe de Paris
Undergraduate Research Symposium
Undergraduate Thesis Presentations and Poster Session
Dissertation Defense: John Christian
Application of Advanced Mathematical Approaches to the Interpretation of Remote Sensing Observations of the Surface of Mars
Professor Robert F. Dymek Retirement Lecture
Professor Robert F. Dymek will give a retirement lecture which will be followed by a retirement party hosted in the Atrium of Rudolph Hall
Furies of our planet and global warming
Join Dr. Roger Michaelides and Dr. Alex Thompson at International Tap House Delmar Thursday May 11, 2023
Commencement Reception
Join us by the Mars Rover from 12-2 on Commencement Day to celebrate all of our 2023 department graduates.
Extreme Precipitation
Join Professor Bob Criss and Professor Claire Masteller at International Tap House Delmar Thursday May 25, 2023
Astronomy on Tap with Andrew West on Black Holes and Supercomputers
Andrew West from Washington University in St. Louis will be speaking at Astronomy on Tap