Carnegie Institution for Science8d
Dr. Mathew Leibold - CHAN-elling Metacommunities: Usefully Linking Pattern to Processes?
Mathew Leibold is a Professor of Biology at the University of Florida. The Zakem Lab hosts his seminar. I was an undergraduate and also obtained an MS at the University of Arizona, working with Dr.
Carnegie Institution for Science11d
Sharon Kessler, University of Oklahoma, Synergid Cells: The Gatekeepers of the Female Gametophyte
Synergid cells have a unique role in plant development, their sole purpose is to attract and receive pollen tubes so that double fertilization can occur to produce viable seeds. In Arabidopsis ...
Carnegie Institution for Science12d
Tracking mantle process using diamond forming fluids
Join Dr. Oded Elazar of Earth and Planets Laboratory for this general seminar on "Tracking mantle process using diamond forming fluids." ...
Carnegie Institution for Science12d
"Electromagnetic constraints on fluids at a plate boundary"
Samer Naif, a postdoctoral research scientist at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, will give a talk titled "Electromagnetic constraints on fluids at a plate boundary" at 11 a.m. on Thursday, October ...
Carnegie Institution for Science12d
"The New Landscape of Ethics and Integrity in Scholarly Publishing-Or-The Top Ten Reasons to Worry About the Future of Scholarly Publishing"
Brooks Hanson, director of publications at the American Geophysical Union, will lead a workshop titled "The New Landscape of Ethics and Integrity in Scholarly Publishing-Or-The Top Ten Reasons to ...
Carnegie Institution for Science13d
Dr. Jennifer Funk - Rooted in resilience: Leveraging plant traits to combat climate change
Jennifer Funk is a Professor of Plant Sciences at the University of California, Davis. The Dukes Lab hosts her seminar. Climate change is altering temperature and precipitation patterns in many parts ...
Carnegie Institution for Science13d
"A metamorphic record of deep earthquakes during subduction"
Daniel Viete, assistant professor at John Hopkins University, will give a talk titled "A metamorphic record of deep earthquakes during subduction" at 11 a.m. on Thursday, June 29, 2017, in the ...
Carnegie Institution for Science13d
“Metamorphic consequences of secular cooling of the Earth”
Richard Palin, assistant professor at the Colorado School of Mines' Department of Geology and Geological Engineering, will give a talk titled “Metamorphic consequences of secular cooling of the Earth” ...
Carnegie Institution for Science13d
Scott Fendorf, Stanford University, From Water to Rice: Arsenic Contamination in South and Southeast Asia
More than 200 million people are at risk of exposure to dangerous levels of geogenic arsenic in drinking water across Asia. Arsenic within rocks of the Himalayas is liberated to the sediment load of ...
Carnegie Institution for Science16d
"25 Years Ago at Pinatubo: The Forecast, Climax, and Aftermath of a Giant Eruption"
Twenty-five years ago, a small team of Philippine and US scientists worked feverishly to forecast what newly-awakened Mount Pinatubo might do, and to alert everyone from indigenous peoples to high ...
Carnegie Institution for Science16d
Carnegie Science and Caltech: A History of Collaboration
Carnegie Science has formed a strategic new research alliance with Caltech in the life and environmental sciences and strengthened our historic partnership in astronomy and astrophysics. We are ...
Carnegie Institution for Science17d
Climate, dead zones, and fish: Solving a 'wicked problem' in Lake Erie and beyond
New research from Carnegie Science's Anna Michalak investigates how agricultural runoff will affect fisheries now and in the future as climate change progresses. Michalak urges a holistic approach to ...