“Uranium Stable Isotopes: From Stars to Starfish”

"Mantle Convection Models  of Subducted Slab Remnants Below Continental Collisions"

“The Long Reach of River Networks”

Abstract: Branching networks of rivers are among Earth’s most widespread and recognizable surface features. They have also been discovered on two other Solar System bodies: Mars and Saturn’s moon Titan. What do these striking landscape patterns tell us about the histories of different worlds? I will show how recent measurements and models have provided a new perspective on the origin and evolution of river networks. I will then shift the focus to Titan, where an exotic cocktail of...

"Subduction zones on Venus"

Boston College

Earth and Planetary Sciences Department, Harvard University

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Scientist, AER (Atmospheric and Environmental Research)

~ How Unusual Are Recent U.S. Northeast Coast Mean Sea Level Changes? A Bayesian Hierarchical Perspective

Phil Cummins, Australian National University

"The 2011 NE Japan Tsunami: How it Changed Tsunami Sciences"

Christian Huber, Assistant Professor of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences, Brown University

"The challenge of complexity in Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences"

Ming Tang

Rice University

"When and how did Earth’s first continent form: a geochemical perspective"

Aurelien Mordret

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

"Environmental seismic noise interferometry"