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2003 Seminars

January
DATE NAME
AFFILIATION
TITLE
   
6 Jean Bahr 2003 Birdsall-Dreiss Lecturer Groundwater as an Ecosystem Resource
23 Colleen Hansel Stanford Univ. Secondary Mineralization Pathways Induced By Dissimilatory Iron Reduction of 2-line Ferrihydrite
30 Heather Peterson USGS, Menlo Park Long-term Benthic Community Change in a Highly Invaded Estuary: The Story of a Bad Clam in a Rough Neighborhood
February
6 Stuart Rojstaczer Duke Univ. Human Influence on the Hydrologic Cycle: Regional and Global Scales
14 Susan Glasauer Dept. of Microbiology, Univ. of Guelph Biomineralization of Metals: Life at the Bottom
19 Jim Krest NRC Post-Doctoral Associate, USGS Reston

Using Natural Distributions of Short-lived Radium isotopes to Quantify Groundwater Discharge and Recharge in the Everglades

25 Ariel Anbar Univ. of Rochester Good Golly, It's Moly! Insights into Ocean Chemistry and Evolution from Molybdenum and its isotopes
27 Scott Fendorf Stanford Univ. Processes Controlling the Release of Arsenic in Surface and Subsurface Environments
March
13 Nobu Ohte Kyoto Univ., Japan Biogeochemical and Hydrologic Controls on Nitrogen Dynamics at the Kiryu Experimental Watershed (Japan)
20 Greg Cutter Old Dominion Univ. Modeling the Biogeochemical Cycle of Selenium in the SF Bay: A Dynamic Simulation with a Few Surprises
25 Steven Silva USGS, Menlo Park The Salmon Migration Dilemma in the Stockton Channel: Tracing the Link Between Plankton, Nitrate, and Oxygen Depletion Using Isotope Techniques
27 William Bennett Univ. of California, Davis Climate Change and Fish Population Responses: Implications for Management from Estuaries to the Nearshore Ocean
April
3 Kate Schafer Aquamarine Research Temporal Trends in Fish Populations in South San Francisco Bay
10 Susan Brantley Penn State/visiting scientist Eating and Breathing at the Water-Rock Interface
17 Steven Goodbred BRD/NAWQA, USGS, Sacramento Feminized Male Fish in the Lower Colorado River
21 Menggui Jin Dept. of Hydrogeology and Environmental Engineering, China University of Geosciences, Wuhan Water and Environmental Problems in North China
24 Wim Kimmerer Romberg Tiburon Center, SFSU Ecological Lessons from a Non-coevolved Assemblage of Estuarine Zooplankton
May
1 Lenny Grimaldo California Dept. of Water Resources Insights Gained from Top-down Food Web Investigations in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta: Implications for Restoration
8 Jeffrey Koseff Stanford Univ. Following Your Nose the Fluid Moechanical Way: Chemical Sensing in the Marine Environment
22 Terry Short USGS, Menlo Park Challenges in Defining Disturbances in Complex Environmental Settings: The Confounding Ecology of Urban Streams
June
12 Peter B. Moyle Univ. of California, Davis Alien Fishes: Building Blocks or Wrecking Balls in Aquatic Ecosystems?
July
17 Lee Landkamer NRC Post-Doctoral Associate, USGS, Denver Metal Sorption to Bacteria: Complex Biological Process or Surface Complexation Phenomena?
mms://video.wr.usgs.gov/wrd/17jul2003.wmv
September

4

Mike Dettinger BRR/WR, USGS, San Diego The Future of Western Water: What Does Climate Tell Us?mms://video.wr.usgs.gov/wrd/04sep2003.wmv
11 Jim Palandri USGS, Menlo Park Geochemical Modeling of CO2 Sequestration: The Necessity of Reaction Kinetics
18
David Buchwalter USGS, Menlo Park Physiology of Contaminant Accumulation in Aquatic Insects
mms://video.wr.usgs.gov/wrd/18sep2003.wmv
26 Miranda Fram USGS, Sacramento Kinetics of THM Formation
mms://video.wr.usgs.gov/wrd/26sep2003.wmv
October
2 Oct Lizet Christiansen USGS, Menlo Park Subsea Heat Flow and Hydrothermal Circulation Near Hawaii
9 Oct Dorit Matmon USGS, Menlo Park NAPL-Clay Interaction
16 Oct Steve Gorelick Stanford Univ.

Air-injection barriers in saturated porous media: Physical and chemical behavior in laboratory flow cells
mms://video.wr.usgs.gov/wrd/16oct2003.wmv

24 Oct

Amy Lesen Pratt Institute The Protist That Ate San Francisco: Environment, Ecology and Paleoecology of Benthic Foraminifera in San Francisco Bay
30 Oct Sharyl Rabinovici USGS, Menlo Park Beaches, Bioaccumulation, and Basin-Wide Standard Setting: An Overview of Western Geographic Science Center Research
31 Oct Michael M. Reddy USGS, Denver, CO Yukon River Basin Study
November
6 Nov Amy Little USGS, Menlo Park Seasonal Dynamics of Zooplankton Populations in Monterey Bay
13 Nov Stuart Rojstaczer Duke University The Necessity and Limitations of Predictive Modeling
mms://video.wr.usgs.gov/wrd/13nov2003.wmv
20 Nov Charles Alpers USGS, Sacramento Mercury from the Gold Rush: Transport, transformation, and bioaccumulation in the Bear-Yuba watersheds
21 Nov Emily Elliott USGS, Menlo Park Organic Nitrogen Isotope Stratigraphy, Palynology, and Sediment History of Freshwater Wetlands in the Chesapeake Bay Basin: Comparison with Land Use History
December
3 Dec Hans-Joachim Ziock Los Alamos National Laboratory CO2 Emissions: The Issue of Magnitude and Some New Mitigation Approaches
5 Dec Andrea Foster USGS, Menlo Park High Arsenic Accumulation in Iron Phases, Eastern Bengladesh
mms://video.wr.usgs.gov/wrd/05dec2003.wmv
18 Dec Maria E. Hernandez-Garcia Complutense University, Madrid, Spain Naturally Occurring Arsenic in Ground Waters of the Madrid Tertiary Detrital Aquifer (Spain)


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