Event Schedule

The College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment offers many periodical and on-going Lectures, Workshops, Seminars, and other events. Please choose an Event Series from the list below to display its schedule.

CEOE Hosted Workshops, Seminars, and Events
Wilmington Lunch and Lecture Series
Fall 2009 Invitational Seminar Series
CEOE Alumni Events
POSE Seminars
Delaware Sea Grant Hosted Workshops, Seminars, and Events

CEOE Hosted Workshops, Seminars, and Events


02/20/2009 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM	EPSCoR Environmental Biotechnology Weekend The EPSCoR biotech workshop for middle and high school teachers offers a unique opportunity to learn about biotechnology at all levels. Location: Virden Center and Delaware Biotechnology Institute Speaker: Dr. Bill Hall and Other faculty Host: Dr. Bill Hall (WebPage)
02/21/2009 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	EPSCoR Environmental Biotechnology Weekend The EPSCoR biotech workshop for middle and high school teachers offers a unique opportunity to learn about biotechnology at all levels. Location: Virden Center and Delaware Biotechnology Institute Speaker: Dr. Bill Hall and Other faculty Host: Dr. Bill Hall (WebPage)
02/22/2009 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM	EPSCoR Environmental Biotechnology Weekend The EPSCoR biotech workshop for middle and high school teachers offers a unique opportunity to learn about biotechnology at all levels. Location: Virden Center and Delaware Biotechnology Institute Speaker: Dr. Bill Hall and Other faculty Host: Dr. Bill Hall (WebPage)

Wilmington Lunch and Lecture Series

These lectures are offered periodically from late autumn through spring, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the award-winning Hotel du Pont in Wilmington. Each lecture includes lunch. The cost is $15 per person, and advance reservations are required. To make reservations, call 302.831.8062, or send an e-mail to MarineCom@udel.edu.
There are currently no Events scheduled for this Event Series. Please check back soon as new events are added regularly!

Fall 2009 Invitational Seminar Series

4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m., Tuesdays, Unless Noted Differently 202 Cannon Lab., Hugh R. Sharp Campus, Lewes, via ITV 206 Robinson Hall, Newark
09/08/2009 4:00 p.m - 5:00 p.m	Pacific and Atlantic forcing of North American precipitation variability and implication for climate change. Part of the Remote Sensing Seminar Program Location: Robinson Hall 206 and Cannon Laboratory 202 Speaker: Yochanan Kushnir, Doherty Senior Research Scientist, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University. (WebPage) Host: Xiao-Hai Yan
10/06/2009 4PM - 5PM	Signal and noise in estimations of sea surface pCO2 using neural network and satellite remote sensing measurements. Part of the Remote Sensing Seminar Program Location: Cannon Laboratory 202 and Robinson Hall 206 Speaker: Young-Heon Jo Host: Katharina Billups
10/13/2009 4PM - 5PM	Toward a global assessment of submarine groundwater discharge using radium isotope tracers. Location: Cannon Laboratory 202 and Robinson Hall 206 Speaker: Dr. Willard S. Moore , Research; Professor, Department of Earth & Ocean Sciences, University of South Carolina (WebPage) Host: Dr. George W. Luther, III
10/20/2009 4PM - 5PM	The methane producing archaeon Methanoscarcina barkeri: a paradigm for life on Mars? Location: Cannon Laboratory 202 and Robinson Hall 206 Speaker: Kevin Sowers, Professor, University of Maryland Marine Biotechnology Institute, COMB. (WebPage) Host: Mrina Nikrad
10/27/2009 12 Noon - 1:00 p.m	Using Satellites to Observe Variability and Change in Ocean Biology THIS SEMINAR HAS BEEN CANCELED, RESCHEDULED 12/15/09. Please note time! Part of the Remote Sensing Seminar Program Location: Robinson 105 and Cannon 203 Speaker: Christopher Brown, Oceanographer, NOAA, NESDIS and Visiting Associate Research Scientist, Cooperative Institute of Climate Studies, University of Maryland (WebPage) Host: Xiao-Hai Yan
11/03/2009 4PM - 5PM	TBA Location: Cannon Laboratory 202 and Robinson Hall 206 Speaker: OPEN
11/10/2009 4PM - 5PM	TBA Location: Cannon Laboratory 202 and Robinson Hall 206 Speaker: OPEN
11/17/2009 4PM - 5PM	Deconstructing the Conveyor Belt CANCELLED Part of the Remote Sensing Seminar Program Location: Robinson Hall 206 and Cannon Laboratory 202 Speaker: M. Susan Lozier, Professor of Physical Oceanography and Chair, Earth and Ocean Sciences Division, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University. (WebPage) Host: Xiao-Hai Yan
11/24/2009 4PM - 5PM	TBA Location: Cannon Laboratory 202 and Robinson Hall 206 Speaker: OPEN
12/01/2009 4PM - 5PM	Islands in the sea:population endemism,host specificity & temporal stability in symbiotic dinoflagellates (symbiodium, dinophyte Location: Cannon Laboratory 202 and Robinson Hall 206 Speaker: Scott Santos, Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, Cell & Molecular Biosciences Peek Program, Auburn University (WebPage) Host: Mark Warner
12/08/2009 4PM - 5PM	Arsenic in the evolution of earth and extraterrestrial ecosystems. Co-sponsored by The Delaware Biotechnology Institute and the Center for Critical Zone Research Location: Robinson Hall 206 and Cannon Laboratory 202 Speaker: Ron Oremland, Senior Scientist, U.S. Geological Survey Host: Thomas Hanson
12/15/2009 12 Noon - 1:00 p.m	Using satellites to observe variability and change in ocean biology. PLEASE NOTE TIME AND ROOM. This seminar is part of the Remote Sensing Seminar Program. Rescheduled from 10/27/09. Location: Robinson 105 and Cannon Lab 203 Speaker: Dr. Christopher W. Brown, NOAA, NESDIS Oceanographer & Visiting Research Scientist, Cooperative Institute of Climate Studies, University of Maryland (WebPage) Host: Dr. Xiao-Hai Yan

CEOE Alumni Events


There are currently no Events scheduled for this Event Series. Please check back soon as new events are added regularly!

POSE Seminars

Suggested POSE speakers for 2008-2009: Nick Shay, RSMAS; Lakshmi Kantha, Bangalore U.; Jim Lynch, WHOI; Richard Meid, NRL; Susan Lozier, Duke U.; Lisa Beal, RSMAS; Fiammetta Straneo, WHOI; Craig Lee, U. of Washington; Rebecca Woodgate, U. of Washington; Humphrey Melling, IOS; Barbara Hickey, U. of Washington; Rockey Geyer, WHOI
12/09/2009 1:30 pm - 2:45 pm	"Overview: Naval Research Lab's Acoustics Div.";"Acoustic Signal Horizontal Coherence Variability-Relationship to Internal Tide Location: Robinson Hall 206/Cannon 202 Speaker: Dr. Marshall Orr
02/12/2010 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm	To Be Announced Location: Robinson Hall 206/Cannon Laboratory 202 Speaker: Dr. David Holland, Courant Associate Professor, Director of the Center for Atmospher-Ocean Science at New York University's Courant Institute for Mathematical Sciences
02/19/2010 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm	To be Announced-Date may change Location: Robinson Hall 206/Cannon Lab 202 Speaker: Ajoy Kumar, Assistant Professor of Ocean Sciences and Coastal Studies, Millersville Univ. (WebPage)
03/05/2010 3 pm - 4 pm	To be Announced-Date may change Location: Robinson Hall 206/ Cannon Lab 202 Speaker: Samar Khatiwala, Doherty Associate Research Scientist in the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University in the city of New York (WebPage)

Delaware Sea Grant Hosted Workshops, Seminars, and Events

Delaware Sea Grant periodcially hosts public workshops and seminars on a variety of topics of interest to the public and educators. Topics and times vary.
12/04/2009 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM	Biotechnology Weekend for Educators (View Abstract) Biotechnology is the basis for much of our economy, some say as high as 30 percent. But what is it? This weekend will introduce you to new opportunities to use this exciting science which all of our society depends on for survival. Location: UD Virden Center and Delaware Biotechnology Institute Speaker: Dr. Bill Hall
12/05/2009 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	Biotechnology Weekend for Educators (View Abstract) Biotechnology is the basis for much of our economy, some say as high as 30 percent. But what is it? This weekend will introduce you to new opportunities to use this exciting science which all of our society depends on for survival. Location: UD Virden Center and Delaware Biotechnology Institute Speaker: Dr. Bill Hall
12/06/2009 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Biotechnology Weekend for Educators (View Abstract) Biotechnology is the basis for much of our economy, some say as high as 30 percent. But what is it? This weekend will introduce you to new opportunities to use this exciting science which all of our society depends on for survival. Location: UD Virden Center and Delaware Biotechnology Institute Speaker: Dr. Bill Hall