Colloquium Series

Welcome, and thank you for your interest in the Fall 2024 School of Earth and Space Exploration Colloquium Series.

Colloquia take place at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays in the Marston Theater on the first floor of ISTB4 virtually and in person. Those attending in person will be expected to abide by ASU’s COVID rules for classrooms and other gatherings.

For more information, please contact nat.butler@asu.edu 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.

DateSpeakerInstitutionTalk Title
Aug 28

Nadine Reitman

U.S. Geological SurveyFault Surface Rupture in the 2023 Türkiye Earthquakes from Satellite and Field Data
Sep 4Ian FaloonaUC DavisSoils, Wildfires, and Background Ozone: The Rise of a New Air Quality Photochemical Regime 

Sep 11

Elizabeth Trembath-ReichertASUWe Study the Atmosphere and So Can You!

Sep 18

SESE postdocsASUHow Rain and Boulders Control Canyon Cutting on the Hawaiian Islands

Sep 25

Katrina E. BossertASUWelcome to Geospace, the place where Earth’s
atmosphere and space meet
Oct 2Lance GharaviASUA New Myth for New Space
Oct 9Christopher JuniumSyracuse UniversityPlanetary Oxygenation and Earth’s Nitrogen
Cycle
Oct 16

Mathieu Lapôtre

StanfordThe Power of Comparative Planetology to Decipher the History of Planetary Surfaces
Oct 23Itziar Aretxaga

INAOE, Puebla, Mexico

 (Sub-)mm Continuum Surveys: Mapping the Dusty
Galaxy Contribution to the Star Formation History      
Oct 30Emily RauscherUniversity of MichiganModels and Data Agree: Hot Jupiters are
Three-Dimensional
Nov 6 Sam HansenUniversity of AlabamaAntarctic Seismology: Investigating the Earth from
the Bottom Up 
Nov 13Ari CukiermanCaltechSPHEREx: An All-Sky Spectral Survey
Nov 20Jessica BarnesUofAApollo Next Generation Sample Analysis: Providing
New Insights into Lunar Volcanism
Dec 4Meenakshi WadhwaASUCommunity Conversation