Department of Geological Sciences and Environmental Sciences
State University of New York at Binghamton

Spring 1996 Seminar Schedule

• Feb. 2, Steve Good (SUNY Cortland)

  "Early Tertiary Lacustrine Systems of the Eastern Great Basin: Molluscan Evidence of Eocene Tensional Tectonics"

• Feb. 16, Jeff Barker (SUNY Binghamton)

  "Numerical Modeling of Earthquake Ground Motion Amplification"

• Feb. 26, Bartle Lecture:John Grotzinger (MIT)

  "Tectonic and climatic controls on the development of foreland basins and orogenic belts, Wopmay and Thelon Orogens, Northwest Canada"

• Feb. 27, Bartle Lecture:John Grotzinger (MIT)

  "The emergence of multicellular animals: calibrating the rates of early animal evolution"

• Feb. 28, Bartle Lecture:John Grotzinger (MIT)

  "Anomalous carbonates: is the Precambrian the key to the Permian"

• Mar. 8, Alan Jones (SUNY Binghamton)

  "SEISMIC/Eruption"

• Mar. 15 Eugenie Scott (National Center for Science Education )

  "The Evolution of Creationism: Antievolution in the 1990s"

• Mar. 15, Art Palmer (SUNY Oneonta)

  "Caves of the Arid Southwest -- Strange Geochemical Environments"

• Apr. 12, Jay Fleisher (SUNY Oneonta)

  "Rapid changes in a dynamic ice contact environment, Bering Glacier, Alaska"

• Apr. 19, Jonathan Lees (Yale University)

  "Tomographic Analysis: Anatomy of the Coso Geothermal Field"

• Apr. 26, Alexandra Moore (Hartwick College)

  "Virtual Field Trips and other Web Applications in Geoscience Education"

• May 10, Kiyotaka Ishida (Kyushu University, Japan)

  "Some Aspects of the Culture and Geology of Japan"

• May 15, Oleg Pinous (U. New Hampshire)

  "Quantified Sea-level History for the Middle Jurassic through Cretaceous based on Russian Platform and Siberian Stratigraphy"

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