GSPD (Graduate Student Postdoc seminar) is a weekly lunch talk that provides an opportunity for graduate students and postdocs to get constructive feedback from peers, to practice giving presentations in preparation for the job market or other opportunities, and to better understand what fellow students and postdocs are working on.

If you’re interested in learning more, please contact Aimee Smith at aimee_smith@fas.harvard.edu.

GSPD (Graduate Student Postdoc seminar) is a weekly lunch talk that provides an opportunity for graduate students and postdocs to get constructive feedback from peers, to practice giving presentations in preparation for the job market or other opportunities, and to better understand what fellow students and postdocs are working on.

If you’re interested in learning more, please contact Aimee Smith at aimee_smith@fas.harvard.edu.

 

Talk Title:  Lagrangian trajectories are frequently used to trace air parcels from the troposphere to the stratosphere through the tropical tropopause layer (TTL), and the coldest temperatures of these trajectories have been used to reconstruct water vapor variability in the lower stratosphere. The radiative forcing of water vapor is strongest near the tropopause; as such, the ability of these trajectories to accurately capture temperatures encountered by parcels in the TTL is crucial to water vapor reconstructions and calculations of water vapor’s radiative forcing. A potential... Read more about Graduate Student Postdoc Seminar (GSPD) - Stephen Bourguet

Talk Title:  Earth's earliest atmosphere and volatile loss during accretion Read more about Graduate Student Postdoc Seminar (GSPD) - Jesse Gu

Talk Title:  TBA

Talk Title:  TBA

Talk Title:  Conscripting the Earth: Francis Birch, war laboratories, and the construction of the Earth’s interior

Talk Title:  Understanding temperature and soil moisture coupling with observations Read more about Graduate Student Post-doc Seminar (GSPD) - Lucas Vargas Zeppetello

Talk Title:  How do liquid clouds make rain? Read more about Graduate Student Postdoc Seminar (GSPD) - Kaitlyn Loftus

Talk Title:  How the troposphere and stratosphere talk to each other Read more about Graduate Student Postdoc Seminar (GSPD) - Kara Hartig

Dr. Kurama Okubo presents, "Dynamic rupture modeling and ambient seismic noise monitoring towards resolving earthquake source mechanisms"

Laura Ermert presents, "Investigating ambient seismic signals by cross-correlation modeling"

 

Speaker: Tia Scarpelli, graduate student in the Jacob group

Title: “Understanding methane emissions in North America by combining bottom-up and top-down approaches”

Abstract: Methane is a potent greenhouse gas emitted from various anthropogenic and natural sources. There is potential for actionable reductions in methane emissions, and many countries have built methane reductions into their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) as part of the Paris Agreement. In order to understand how to achieve these long term goals...

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