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2003 Past Seminar Schedule December 11, 2003-Thursday Gary Halada, Material Science and Engineering First of the CEMS Lab open house tours. He will give a short presentation on the Raman microscope and other instrumentation used by his group. December 9, 2003 (Tuesday) Dr. Chris Jacobsen, Dept. of Physics, SBU "X-ray spectromicroscopy: A tutorial for physics-phobic CEMS students on how to do it, and what you can learn" December 4, 2003 (Thursday) Dr. George Cody, Carnegie ESS 123 4:00pm A combined GEO Colloquium and CEMS seminar “Ancient History: A record of the early Solar system recorded in organic solids from carbonaceous chondrites” November 13, 2003 (Thursday) Dr. Dean Hesterberg, Dept. of Soil Sciences, North Carolina State University "Formation and Stability of Heavy Metal Sulfides in Soils" ESS 123 4:00pm A combined GEO Colloquium and CEMS seminar October 30, 2003 (Thursday) Dr. Henry Teng, George Washington University "Solution chemistry-based and surface process-based understanding of mineral-water interactions: Are they telling the same story?" A combined GEO Colloquium and CEMS seminar October 21, 2003 Post doc Evert Elzinga, Department of Geosciences, SBU "Probing Pb(II) interactions with mineral surfaces using X-ray absorption spectroscopy" October 8, 2003 Richard Reeder & John Parise, Department of Geosciences, SBU Short seminars to the Sayville Highschool Earth & Environmental Science Program-GEO 121 during a field trip to CEMS. Lab tours followed: Schoonen, Grey, Parise. September 16, 2003 Younkee Paik, Department of Chemistry, SBU "2H MAS NMR Studies of Proton Local Environments in Manganese Dioxide Tunnel Structures and Hydroxides" August 6, 2003 CEMS and MPI Summer Research Students Presentation Day July 31, 2003 Al Duba, American Museum of Natural History "How Plate Tectonics Gave Birth to the Frankenstein Monster: A Tale Told on a Russian Nuclear-Powered Icebreaker Bound for the North Pole" July 31, 2003 Ben Twining, Marine Sciences Research Center, PhD Defense Thesis Seminar "The accumulation and trophic transfer of trace metals by protozoa" Advisor: Dr. Nick Fisher. Seminar located: Endeavor Hall, Room 120, Marine Sciences Research Center, South Campus, Stony Brook. 10am July 22, 2003 Dr. Jeff Fitts, BNL "Exploring the link between a contaminant's chemical state and its bioavailability" July 15, 2003 Dr. Cleveland Dodge, BNL "Remediation of wastes containing radionuclides and toxic metals using citric acid" June 24, 2003 Dr. Chris Jacobsen, SBU "A tutorial on x-ray physics and microscopy for CEMS students" June 17, 2003 Dr. Ivor Bull, SBU "Zeolites-Their Synthesis, Structures and Applications" June 5, 2003 Dr. Chad Trout, PSU "Spectroscopy and Modeling of Organic Acid Complexation in Solution and on Surfaces" |
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Andrea Illausky, Administrative Assistant
Center for Environmental Molecular Science
ESS 255
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook, NY 11794-2100
TEL: (631) 632-1924
FAX: (631) 632-1937
aillausky@notes.cc.sunysb.edu