Berkeley Atmospheric Sciences Center BASC joint group meeting         General Earth & Planetary Science Civil & Environmental Engineering Energy and Resources Group ESPM Geography Integrative Biology Physical Chemistry Physics To be added to/removed from the BASC seminar mailing list, please send an email to vteige -AT- berkeley -DOT- edu that contains the text subscribe/unsubscribe basc_seminar. If there is an upcoming seminar you would like to see posted please write to vteige-AT-berkeley.edu. CEE and CITRS have many seminars on social issues relating to climate change this semester listed at CEE Calendar or CITRS Calendar <--! --!> Spring 2013 Fall 2012 Spring 2012 Fall 2011 Spring 2011 Fall 2010 Spring 2010 Fall 2009 Spring 2009 Fall 2008 Spring 2008 Fall 2007 Spring 2007 Fall 2006 Date Time, Place Speaker, Title Tue. Jan. 22 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Prof. Gerard Roe (Univ. of Washington) Why is climate sensitivity so unpredictable? Tue. Jan. 29 4 PM - 5 PM 120 Latimer Hall Dr. Doug Worsnop, (Aerodyne Inc.) Tue. Feb. 5 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Prof. Mark Thiemens (UCSD) Mass independent isotope effects and the early solar system; paleo ozone, climate change, and the origin of life Tue. Feb. 12 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Prof. Lynn Russell (Scripps Inst. Oceanography) Organic functional groups and iron oxidation states in atmospheric particles Tue. Feb. 12 4- 5 PM 120 Latimer Hall Dr. Reinhard Schinke (Max Planck Inst.) Dynamical Studies of the Photodissociation of Ozone: From the Near IR to the XUV Wed. Feb. 13 1:30-2:30 PM 775 Tan Hall Dr. Reinhard Schinke (Max Planck Inst.) The Ozone Isotope Effect: Will We Ever Understand It?: A Boering Lab Special Seminar Wed. Feb. 13 4:00 PM 575 McCone Hall Dr. Maxwell Boykoff (Oxford) "The Cultural Politics of Climate Change: Focusing on Mass Media" Tue. Feb. 19 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall TBA TBA Wed. Feb. 20 4 - 5:30 PM 110 Barrows Hall Asmeret Berhe (EPS - Postdoc) "The Significance of Soil Erosion for Terrestrial Carbon Sequestration" Fri. Feb. 22 12 - 1 PM 406 Davis Hall Michael Hannigan (CU - Boulder) "Characterization of PM2.5 to Determine the Source of the Associated Mortality and Morbidity" Tue. Feb. 26 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Prof. Athanasios Nenes (GA Tech) Aerosol-cloud interactions: the elusive component of anthropogenic climate change Tue. Mar. 26 4 PM - 5 PM 120 Latimer Hall Prof. John Burrows (Univ. of Bremen) Exploring the atmospheric chemistry from space: the challenge and the potential Tue. Mar. 11 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall TBA TBA Tue. Mar. 18 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Prof. Robert Harley (UCB-CEE) Sensitivity of California's air quality to climate change Tue. Apr. 1 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Prof. John Chiang (UCB-Geog Dept) Pacific climate change and ENSO during the mid-Holocene Mon. Apr. 7 4 - 5:30 PM 159 Mulford Hall Prof. Dan Kammen (ERG) "Science and Policy Innovations for a Low Carbon Society". Tue. Apr. 8 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Phillip Cameron-Smith (LLNL) Towards an Earth-System Model: The Contribution of Atmospheric Chemistry Tue. Apr. 15 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Prof. Suzzane Paulson (UCLA) Generation of Reactive Oxygen Species by Ambient Aerosols Tue. Apr. 22 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Prof. Terry Chapin (U Alaska) Changing Feedbacks in the Climate-Biosphere System Tue. Apr. 29 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Dr. Juliane Fry Atmospheric chemistry of nitrogen oxides Tue. May 6 11AM - 12 Noon 9 Lewis Hall Prof. Alistair Lewis Univ. York Ozone and methane removal in the tropical maritime boundary layer Wed. May 7 12 Noon - 1 pm 775 Tan Hall Lydia Wegman US EPA Impacts of climate change on air quality and human health in the US and EPA greenhouse gas regulatory actions If there is an upcoming seminar you would like to see posted please write to lukevalin-AT-berkeley.edu. For complete seminar listings, click on department links above.