Data Carpentry Workshop
The Data Carpentry Workshop will take a train-the-trainers approach so that trainees emerge from a multi-day workshop with some basic computing skills that ease environmental research (e.g. how to get the data you want out of a data logger or big repository without crashing your desktop computer!) and some of the trainees could possibly receive […]
Emily Burner
Seminar Title: “Quantifying Soil N Transformations at Microbial, Site-Specific and Field Scales; a Comparison of Modified and Established Methodologies” Speaker: Emily Bruner Location: Johnson Hall 204
CEREO/WRC Seminar – Julie Padowski
"Water in an Urbanizing World" Sponsored by CEREO and WRC Dr. Julie Padowski is a Clinical Assistant Professor with CEREO and the State of Washington Water Research Center Dr. Padowski studies water issues in urban areas around the US and across the world, with a special emphasis on availability. In this talk, she will discuss […]
Dr. Gretchen Rollwagen-Bollens
Seminar Title: "Aquatic Ecology in the Lower Columbia Basin: Integrating Research, Education and Outreach” Speaker: Dr. Gretchen Rollwagen-Bollens, SBS promotion Seminar Location: Abelson 201
CEREO Seminar- Dr. Kevan Moffett
Seminar Title: "Empirical evidence for multiple stable states in a young delta wetland and implications for restoring a sustainable Gulf Coast” Speaker: Dr. Kevan Moffett, SoE, WSU Location: Thom 21 […]
Dr. Changki Mo
Seminar Title: "Design of an Underactuated End-effector for Robotic Apple Harvesting" Speaker: Dr. Changki Mo Location: ETRL 101
Gretchen Freed
Seminar Title: “Emergence of Maize Lethal Necrosis Disease in Sub-Saharan Africa Threatens Food Security” Speaker: Gretchen Freed Location: Johnson Hall 343
Jim Ekins
Seminar Title: “UI Extension Water Outreach Program: Projects, Research and Values” Speaker: Jim Ekins Location: UI CNR 14
Krisztian Magori
Seminar Title: “Disease ecology and blood feeding arthropods” Speaker: Krisztian Magori, Eastern Washington University Location: Food Science & Human Nutrition Building, room 354
CEREO Seminar- Dr. Andrew Storfer
Seminar Title: "Sympathy for the (Tasmanian) devil: evolutionary genomics of an infectious cancer” Speaker: Dr. Andrew Storfer, Biology, WSU Location: Thom 21 To view this seminar, please click here