School of Earth and Climate Sciences

Mariama Dryak  An Overview of Spatial Variability in Antarctic Iceberg Melt  And  He Feng  The Characteristics of the Rheological Bridge Zone  

Steve Bernsen and Clara Deck

Bora Song Damage in Granitic Rocks by Thermal Loading Associated with Mafic Dike Intrusion and Nick Richmond Shaping Landscapes with a Physics-Based Approach to Failure, Flows, and Transport

Dr. Jamie Barnes GeoPRISMS Distinguished Lecturer University of Texas, Austin Tuesday, April 23rd, 12:30-1:30 pm, Room 307 (CCI Conference Room)

Tyler Pollock and Michael McCormick Preliminary Lithological and Lithogeochemical Analysis of the Pickett Mountain VMS Deposit, Maine

Kinematics of Turner Glacier's Surge Events from 1980-2017

INVESTIGATING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN ICEBERG MELT RATES AND GLACIER DYNAMICS ON THE ANTARCTIC PENINSULA Mariama Dryak Wednesday, May 1, 2019 –  10:00 am 307 Bryand Global Science Center

A 2000 Year Detailed Climate Reconstruction Using a South Pole Ice Core

A 2000 year long climate history of Central Asia, based on paleoclimate proxies, weather station records, climate reanalyses and ice core chemical records.

Microscale Stress Heterogeneities Drive Chemical and Mechanical Evolution of Rocks and Ice

Rheological significance of microscale bridge zones in natural lithospheric materials Friday, September 13th, 2019 11:00 AM Bryand Global Sciences Center Room 100

Bradfield Lyon   Using a Lagrangian Framework to Study Historical and Projected U.S. Summer Heat Waves

UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SCHOOL OF EARTH AND CLIMATE SCIENCES   Brown Bag Seminar  Wednesday - 12:00 noon  October 2, 2019  100 Bryand Global Sciences Center  Dom Winski  Tropical Links to […]

Brown Bag Seminar  Wednesday - 12:00 noon  October 9, 2019  100 Bryand Global Sciences Center  Andrei Kurbatov A Roadmap for Recovery of the Oldest Ice Core Record from Allan Hills, Antarctica  

Kirk Maasch An update from UCAR

Ed Grew   Minerals at the Nanoscale in the Luobusa Ophiolite, Tibet, China: Challenges in Characterizing TiB2, TiSi2, TiP, Ti10(Si,P)7 and Ti11(Si,P)10 Formed from Super-Reduced Mantle-Derived Fluids  

Dr. Fidel Costa Interim Director Earth Observatory of Singapore What magmatic processes and time scales drive volcanic eruptions? Thursday, October 24th, 2-3 pm, BGSC 203

Doug Jerolmack The Secret Life of Pebbles: how the history of Earth and other planets is encoded in pebble shape

The Ocean Stored More Respired Carbon during the Last Ice Age