ANU Research School of Earth Sciences HDR seminars

Earth sciences

Audience:	Researchers in the discipline
Seminar series times:	No fixed schedule
Organizer:	Student Administration at RSES*
	*contact for this listing

The Research School of Earth Sciences HDR student exit seminar series is held in-person on Tuesdays from 4:00pm in the Jaeger 1 seminar room, unless otherwise noted. It is also streamed via zoom (ID 890 4024 6603; password 119613). All seminars are open to the wider RSES and ANU community. This seminar series is coordinated by the RSES HDR Portfolio. Please contact student.admin.rses@anu.edu.au to schedule and advertise a seminar.

Upcoming talks

Past talks

Your time			Speaker	Title
Tue	Jul 29	06:00	Xuan Ji	TBA

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Your time			Speaker	Title
Tue	Jul 15	06:00	Chris Ingles	Life in the Lattice: The Geochemistry of Sphalerite
Tue	Jun 03	06:00	Ryan Owens	Foraminiferal Sr/Ca - a wicked problem
Tue	Apr 22	06:00	Christina Loidolt	The petrography and paragenetic sequence of U-REE-Cu-Au skarn mineralisation in NW Queensland
Tue	Apr 15	06:00	Alysha Jones	Late Neogene-Quaternary Evolution of the Lake George Basin, NSW
Tue	Apr 08	06:00	Jim Sweetman	Another meltdown in the lab’– Ocean Processes Influencing Iceberg Melting Rates
Tue	Mar 11	05:00	Kelly-Anne Lawler	Radiolarians as Proxies for Subsurface Ocean Change at the Sabrina Coast, East Antarctica
Tue	Mar 04	05:00	Sam Eggins	Investigating the inorganic carbon uptake physiology of Southern Ocean phytoplankton: from kinetics to metal requirements
Tue	Feb 25	05:00	Neng Lu	Numerical modelling of the interactions between tectonics and surface processes
Tue	Feb 18	05:00	Riley Baile	Analysis of pathways for volatile-bearing mineral formation in carbonaceous chondrites using thermodynamic simulations
Tue	Feb 04	05:00	Ashley Barnes	Oceanography’s “Dark Energy” problem: Internal wave driven diapycnal mixing
Tue	Dec 17	05:00	Nipaporn Nakrong	4-D Tectonic Reconstruction of the Nazca/Farallon and South American Plates
Tue	Dec 17	05:00	Nipaporn Nakrong	4-D Tectonic Reconstruction of the Nazca/Farallon and South American Plates
Tue	Dec 17	05:00	Nipaporn Nakrong	4-D Tectonic Reconstruction of the Nazca/Farallon and South American Plate
Tue	Dec 10	05:00	Pranami Goswami	Magnetotactic bacteria: ecology, evolution and environmental implications
Tue	Nov 26	05:00	Jinyin Hu	Advancing Seismic Source Inversion in Bayesian Framework Considering Structural Uncertainty and Single Forces
Tue	Nov 19	05:00	Sharon Gray	Interactions between meteoric, surface, and ground water in an upland fractured rock catchment: upper Murrumbidgee, southeastern Australia
Tue	Nov 12	05:00	Yaijia Sun	Tracing Carbon Dynamics in the Southern Ocean and Coral Reefs Using Strontium and Calcium Tracers
Tue	Oct 22	05:00	Caleb Bishop	The Life and Times of Snowball Earth: Earth's Greatest Catastrophe and the Battle for Survival
Tue	Oct 08	05:00	Dhruv Bhagatani	What drives ocean gyres?
Tue	Sep 24	06:00	Ross Chandler	Rare earth element mineralisation in Australia
Tue	Sep 17	06:00	Leon Bilton	Investigating the evolution of seismic anisotropy in the oceanic upper mantle: insights from numerical simulations of viscoplastic flow at mid-ocean ridge systems and teleseismic shear-wave splitting of remote mantle regions.
Tue	Aug 20	06:00	Rikki Weber	Urban Seismic Risk in Java,Indonesia
Tue	Aug 13	06:00	Bowen Fang	Use corals to reconstruct sea surface temperature in the Western Pacific Warm Pool and development of a new international carbonate standard
Tue	Aug 06	06:00	Hendro Nugroho	Deformation Study in the Arc-Continental Transition Zone of the Banda Arc Inferred from Seismic and Geodetic Data
Tue	Jul 16	06:00	Sonia Yeung	Tectonics and metallogenesis in western Tethys
Tue	Jul 09	06:00	Catherine Wilsbacher	The behaviour of rare earth elements (REE) in carbonate melts: a geochemical approach
Tue	May 21	06:00	Artadi Sakti	Looking Deeper into the Crustal Structure Beneath the Rupture Zone of the 2018 M7.5 Palu Earthquake using Local Seismic Tomography
Tue	Apr 23	06:00	Guadalupe Alvarez Rodriguez	Validation of GRACE Follow-On observations through a comparison with vertical land motion observed by GPS

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