Kelsey Highet
Seminar Title: “Optimizing Seeding Rates for Chickpeas and Lentils in the Pacific Northwest” Speaker: Kelsey Highet Location: Johnson Hall Room 204
Regional-scale modeling in the Columbia River: From monitoring to climate change
Sloan 175 Pullman"Regional-scale modeling in the Columbia River: From monitoring to climate change" Bart Nijssen Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Washington The Columbia River, located in the northwestern United States with headwaters in Canada, is intensely managed for hydropower generation, irrigation, flood control, ecosystem services (particularly salmonids), navigation, and recreation. Effects of anthropogenic climate change already […]
Not Such Strange Bedfellows: Bringing Science, Nature, and Nature Imagery to Prisons
CUB Auditorium Pullman, WA, United StatesDr. Nalini Nadkarni will be accepting the William Julius Wilson Award for the Advancement of Social Justice and presenting: “Not Such Strange Bedfellows: Bringing Science, Nature, and Nature Imagery to Prisons” (CUB Auditorium, WSU Pullman) Dr. Nadkarni is a world-renowned forest ecologist who works to bring science and job training to prisons. Her innovative efforts […]
Zoe Hanley, Sarah Hendricks, and Joy Erlenbach
Seminar Title: "Large Carnivores: Near and Far" - a Science After Hours program Speaker: Zoe Hanley, Sarah Hendricks, and Joy Erlenbach Location: Camas Prairie Winery in Moscow, ID more info
Heather Watson
Seminar Title: “A picture is worth a million voxels: Quantitative 3‐D visualization of Earth materials” Speaker: Heather Watson, RPI, UI Location: McClure Hall Room 209
Ellen Peng
Seminar Title: “Soil Organic Carbon Budget and Turnover Rate Under Different No-Till Crop Rotation Systems Compared to Native Prairie in the Palouse Region” Speaker: Ellen Peng, Soil Science Ph.D. Student Location: Johnson Hall 204
Jeremiah Busch
Seminar Title: “Why do transitions from outcrossing to selfing dominate the angiosperm family tree?” Speaker: Jeremiah Busch, Associate Professor, School of Biological Sciences Location: Abelson 201 Refreshments will be served in Abelson 306 at 3:30 p.m.
Jati Adiputra
Seminar Title: “An Emerging Seedborne Bacterial Pathogen Threatening the Cucurbit Industry Worldwide” Speaker: Jati Adiputra, Graduate Student, PhD Location: Johnson Hall 343
Integrated multi-scale modeling of climate, energy, water, and land systems at PNNL
"Integrated multi-scale modeling of climate, energy, water and land systems at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory" Ian Kraucunas- Atmospheric Sciences & Global Change Division Manager, PNNL Date: Tues, December 8, 2015 Time: 3:00-4:00pm Location: CUE 319
Kristy Bellinger
Seminar Title: “Factors Threatening the Sustainability of Pacific Rainbow Trout” Speaker: Kristy Bellinger, SBS graduate student, School of Biological Sciences Location: Abelson Hall Room 201