Colloquium Series | School of Earth and Space Exploration

Welcome, and thank you for your interest in the Spring 2022 School of Earth and Space Exploration Colloquium Series.

Colloquia take place at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. Presently, the following dates are slated to be Zoom-only: 1/26, 2/9, and 3/2. The rest will either be in-person in the Marston Theater on the first floor of ISTB4 or are TBD. Those attending in person will be expected to abide by ASU’s COVID rules for classrooms and other gatherings.

For more information, please contact Professor Ariel Anbar, colloquium committee chair.

Recordings of presentations are linked from the talk titles and answers to student questions can be found below under Supplementary Materials. Schedules, speakers, and materials from previous semesters' Colloquia are accessible on the archive page.

Date	Speaker	Institution	Talk Title
Jan 19	Vernon Morris	ASU New College	An Overview of the AERosols and Ocean Science Expeditions (AEREOSE): Research Cruises Integrating Inclusive Geoscience and Translational Impact
Jan 26	Catherine Macris	Indiana University Purdue University	Seconds after Impact: Insights into Impact Processes from Ultra-High Temperature Experiments Presented via Zoom only
Feb 2	James Keane	JPL	Geophysics at the Edge of the Solar System: the New Horizons Flyby of Arrokoth
Feb 9	Fran Bagenal	University of Colorado Boulder	NASA's Juno Mission to Jupiter - Extended! Presented via Zoom only
Feb 16	Mingming Li	School of Earth and Space Exploration	Unstable Structure and Dynamics in Earth's Deepest Mantle
Feb 23	Chen Zhu	Indiana University Bloomington	How Are Geochemical Reactions in Aquifers Connected to Climate Change Mitigation?
Mar 2	Nicole LaDue	Northern Illinois University	Beneath the Crust of Active Learning: How Engagement Promotes Successful Learning and Persistence Presented via Zoom only
Mar 16	Sarah Tuttle	University of Washington	To Be Determined
Mar 23	Brent Sherwood	Blue Origin	Blue Origin: Status and Strategy
Mar 30	SESE Postdocs	School of Earth and Space Exploration	To Be Determined
Apr 6	Kelsey Johnson	University of Virginia	The Importance of 'Awe' in the Sciences
Apr 13	SESE Graduate Students	School of Earth and Space Exploration	To Be Determined
Apr 20	Rogier Windhorst	School of Earth and Space Exploration	Project SKYSURF: How to Hide the Light From 10 More Jupiters (in the Solar System?), and How to Hide it Well
Apr 27	SESE Leadership	School of Earth and Space Exploration	State of SESE

Supplementary Materials

View the recorded Zoom webinar by clicking on the talk title in the Spring 2022 table above. Not all presentations may be recorded.