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If there is an upcoming seminar you would like to see posted please write to LukeValin-AT-berkeley.edu.
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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

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