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2000-2001

 

Dr. Paul Renne Berkeley Geochronology Center Title: Applications of Argon-Argon dating Friday September 29, 2000

Dr. Peter Molnar University of Colorado Boulder Title: The tectonics of Indonesia as the Missing Link among El Nino, the aridification of East Africa and the Ice Ages Thursday April 5

Dr. Mihai Ducea University of Arizona Title: Foundering of arc roots: evidence and speculations Friday April 6

Dr. Daniel P. Lathrop University of Maryland Title: Liquid sodium laboratory models of the Earth's outer core Friday April 20

Dr. David Evans University of Western Australia Soon to be at Yale University Monday April 23

Dr. Anne Grunow Byrd Polar Research Center Ohio State University Title: Aspects of Gondwanaland Amalgamation and Break-up: An Antarctic Perspective Friday May 4

Dr. Ulrich Faul Research School of Earth Sciences Australian National University Title: Melting in the mantle: How fast does melt move? Wednesday May 30

 

2001-2002

 

Dr. Michael Perfit University of Florida Title: Insights into Ridge-Hotspots Interaction on the Juan de Fuca Ridge: Investigations of Axial Seamount and Adjacent Rift Zones Friday September 28 Cosponsored with Earth Sciences

Dr. Paul Segall Geophysics Department Stanford University Title: Insights into Volcanic Processes from Deformation and Gravity Monitoring Tuesday October 30, 2001 Co-sponsored with Earth Sciences

Dr. Richard Gordon Earth Sciences Rice University Title: Rheology and Dynamics of the Lithosphere Across Diffuse Oceanic Plate Boundaries Friday November 9, 2001 Noon! A340 Earth & Marine Sciences

Dr. Andrew Frederiksen IGPP/CSIDE University of California Santa Cruz Title: Seismic Imaging of the North American Lithosphere Friday November 16, 2001

Dr. David Rubin Western Region Coastal and Marine Geology US Geological Survey, Pacific Research Center/UCSC Title: Unexpected results of flood experiments in Grand Canyon: implications for river management and for sediment transport modeling Friday November 30, 2001

Dr. Ken Collerson Department of Earth Sciences University of Queensland, Australia Title: Diamonds, Xenoliths and Kimberlites - Probes of the Transition Zone and Lower Mantle: New Constraints for Geodynamic Models Friday December 7, 2001