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ESEP-21 SEMINAR SERIES The ESEP-21 Seminar Series explores interdisciplinary topics involving Environmental Science, Engineering and Policy in the 21st Century. All seminars to be held in room 1500 EECS (north campus) from 4:00 to 5:00 pm unless otherwise noted

Date		Seminar	Info
		2000 FALL
September	28	STEVE CHAPRA Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Tufts University QUAL2K: A Modern Water Quality Modeling Framework for Rivers and Streams	Abstract

October	12	CHARLES R. O'MELIA Dept. of Geography and Environmental Engineering, Johns Hopkins University Watershed Management for New York City	Abstract

	26	FRANCOIS MOREL Department of Geosciences, Princeton University The Biological Cycling and Role of Cadmium in the Oceans	Abstract

December	7	GORDON BROWN Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences, Stanford University Molecular Environmental Science: Shedding New Light on Heavy Metal Contaminants in the Environment Using Synchrotron Radiation	Abstract

		2001 WINTER
January	11	STEVEN J. WRIGHT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Michigan Engineering Efforts for Pacific Northwest Salmon Recovery	Abstract

	18	RICHARD GORMAN, Scientist-Modeller New Zealand National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research A Long-Term Wave Hindcast for the New Zealand Coast	Abstract

March	9	TIM FALEY (2-3:30pm in room 1500 EECS) Director, Technology Transfer & Commercialization, University of Michigan Technology Transfer: How do we do that in the environmental sector?	Abstract

	15	LYNN KATZ Department of Civil Engineering, University of Texas at Austin APPLICATION OF X-RAY ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY TO SURFACE COMPLEXATION MODELING OF SINGLE- AND MULTI-COMPONENT METAL ION SORPTION	Abstract

	19	The 2001 AEESP Distinguished Lecture
		VERNON A. SNOEYINK (4-5pm in room 1200 EECS) Ivan Racheff Professor of Civil Engineering, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Illinois Adsorption of Trace Organic Compounds from Drinking Water Supplies	Abstract

	30	The 2001 Walter J. Weber Jr. Distinguished Lecture
		JAMES J. MORGAN (3-5pm, Dorothy L. & Harry E. Chesebrough Auditorium, Chrysler Center) Marvin L. Goldberger Professor, Environmental Engineering Science, California Institute of Technology WATER MARKS: Particle Surfaces, Solutions, and Water Quality Management	Abstract

April	5	ANDRIA M. COSTELLO Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Syracuse University Phylogeny vs. Function in Natural Communities of Methane Oxidizing Bacteria	Abstract

May	4	SUE POWERS(2-3pm, Room 2305 GGBL) Clarkson University in Potsdam, New York Subsurface Fate of Ethanol as a Gasoline Oxygenate	Abstract

	24	PETER GOODWIN (3-4pm, Room 2315 GGBL) Department of Civil Engineering, University of Idaho Aquatic Ecosystem Review	Abstract

Confirmed but Unscheduled (date to be announced):
Fall 2001		MARK KING Groundwater Insight, Halifax, Nova Scotia Hydrogeological Modeling of the Sydney Tar Ponds - One of the Largest Contaminated Sites in Canada	Abstract



Financial Support Generously Provided By: IESET U-M CEE Department Michigan Geosciences Initiative U-M Women in Engineering Office CEEFA NCIBRD Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc. Limno-Tech, Inc. Montgomery Watson

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ESEP-21 SEMINAR SERIES

2000 FALL

2001 WINTER

Confirmed but Unscheduled (date to be announced):

Financial Support Generously Provided By:

IESET U-M CEE Department Michigan Geosciences Initiative U-M Women in Engineering Office CEEFA NCIBRD Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc. Limno-Tech, Inc. Montgomery Watson

IESET
U-M CEE Department
Michigan Geosciences Initiative
U-M Women in Engineering Office
CEEFA
NCIBRD
Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc.
Limno-Tech, Inc.
Montgomery Watson