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2004 Past Seminar Schedule Dec. 9, 2004-Thursday. Jeffrey Fitts, Environmental Sciences Dept, Brookhaven National Lab CEMS seminar/Geo Colloquium TBA ESS 123 4:00pm Dec. 2, 2004-Thursday. Satish Myneni, Assit. Prof. of Geosciences-Princeton University CEMS seminar/Geo Colloquium "Living in the world of Organohalogens" ESS 123 4:00pm Nov. 17, 2004-Wednesday. Gillian Stewart, MSRC Graduate Student, Stony Brook University CEMS Brown Bag Seminar Noon-ESS 115 "The biogeochemical cycling of 210Po--Implications for tracing organic carbon flux" Nov. 10, 2004-Wednesday. Brian Mailloux, Columbia Earth Institute, Columbia University CEMS Brown Bag Seminar "Tracking microbial activity in aquifer systems" Determination of In Situ Bacterial Growth Rates in Aquifers and Aquifer Sediments (PDF Paper) Oct 29, 2004-Friday. CEMS Fall Annual Meeting held at the Child's Mansion. PI's to be at meeting 8am. Graduate students, Post Docs and guest to be there at 1:15pm Oct. 13, 2004-Wednesday Matthew Wander, Graduate Student-Geosciences Dept., SBU CEMS Brown Bag Seminar An Introductory Q & A to running Gaussian 03 ESS 115 NOON Gaussian 03 is an excellent tool for understanding processes and properties at the molecular level. This talk will be informal, designed to introduce new users to the operation of the program and begin to get people to where they can run their own calculations. An overview of calculation types, basis sets, CI methods, the Gaussview interface, and potential perils and pitfalls will be presented. The majority of time will be spent discussing questions on individual projects. July 22, 2004-Thursday. Scott McLennan, Stony Brook University, Geosciences Dept. GEO Seminar and Summer Student Seminar "Spirit and Opportunity on the Surface of Mars" ESS 123 10:30am July 22, 2004-Thursday. Envirornmental Trip to Brookhaven National Laboratory CEMS Summer Students Afterwards, there will be a BBQ at Wildwood State Park! July 13, 2004-Tuesday. Paul Pickhardt, Post Doc at Marine Sciences Research Center, SBU CEMS seminar for Summer Students To be announced ESS 123 1:00pm July 8, 2004-Thursday. Glenn Richard, MPI Education Specialist MPI & CEMS seminar for Summer Students New Mountains from Old Rocks: A Natural History of the Adirondacks. ESS 123 1:00pm June 29, 2004-Tuesday. Mirza Beg, CEMS Education Specialist CEMS seminar for Summer Students Remediation Technologies ESS 115 1:00pm June 29, 2004-Tuesday. Jeff Gillow, Brookhaven National Laboratory CEMS seminar "Establishing the Scientific Basis for Nuclear Waste Disposal at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant and the Yucca Mountain Repository: Assessment of Microbiological Effects." ESS 115 noon May 14, 2004-Friday. CEMS Annual Meeting ESS 123 9am May 6, 2004-Thursday. Patricia Maurice, University of Notre Dame CEMS seminar/Geo Colloquium. "Transformations of Natural Organic Matter: Molecular to Field Scale Approaches" April 29, 2004-Thursday. Chris Cahill, George Washington University CEMS seminar/Geo Colloquium. "New developments in uranium-oxide crystal chemistry: minerals as inspiration for novel solid-state compounds" April 27, 2004-Tuesday. Jeff Gillow, Brookhaven National Laboratory CEMS Brown Bag Lunch Seminar "Soft X-Ray Spectromicroscopy of Bacteria: In Search of Structure and Function" April 22, 2004-Thursday. Thorsten Schaefer, INE, Karlsruhe, Germany CEMS seminar/Geo Colloquium. "From Nano to Macro: Spectromicroscopic applications in nuclear waste repository research" April 16, 2004-Friday. Dr. Bob Gagosian, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Provost Lecture, sponsored by CEMS Dr. Gagosian's Bio "Can Global Warming Trigger A Big Chill?" March 24, 2004- Provost Lecture by Dr. Scott McLennan, Geosciences Dept., SBU Wang Center Lecture Hall #2, 4:00pm March 11, 2004- Kathryn Nagy, University of Illinois, Chicago CEMS seminar and Geo Colloquium. "Bright reflections from wet mica - illumination of sorption mechanixms using synchrotron X-rays" ESS 123 4:00pm February 24, 2004 Paul Pickhardt, Post Doc, Marine Sciences Research Center CEMS Seminar Series, Brown Bag Lunch "Accumulation Dynamics of Mercury in Freshwater Plankton" February 26, 2004 Dr. Bruce Brownawell, Marine Sciences Research Center CEMS Seminar/GEO Colloquium "Preservation of chemical contaminants and organic matter in recent sediments: the possible role of black carbon" ESS 123 4:00pm February 13, 2004-Friday CEMS Graduate Student Conference SCHEDULE 1pm to 6pm, ESS 123 |
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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