ESEP-21 SEMINAR SERIES (2003-2004)
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 1200 EECS
(North Campus) on Fridays from 4:00 to 5:00 pm unless otherwise noted
For more information about the seminar series please contact seminar series co-chairs Debby Ross (rossda@engin.umich.edu) & Perry Samothakis (psamothr@engin.umich.edu)
Date
Seminar
Info
2003 FALL
September
Darcy Lecture
Room 1528 C. C. Little (Central Campus) from 4:00 to 5:00 PM
University at Buffalo
A Hydrogeochemistˇ¦s Perspective on Organic Contaminant Transport in Groundwater
October
US Geological Survey
Groundwater Models Cannot Be Validated
November
Colorado School of Mines
Emission from DNAPL spill sites with complex entrapment architecture and stagnant zones
University of Washington
Exploring the Cold Oceans of the North: an Exercise in Mathematics and Engineering
2004 WINTER
January
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The Carbon Dioxide Technology Platform: From the Synthesis and Processing of Fluoropolymers to Totally ''Dry'' Microelectronics Processes and Dry Cleaning Garments
January
University of California, Berkeley
The biodegradation potential of three hydrophilic emerging water contaminants
February
Michigan State University
Molecular Windows into Microbial Communities
March
University of Michigan
Design for Environmentally Sustainable Industrial Systems: From Remediation to Pollution Prevention
April
Room 1200 EECS from 3:00 to 5:00 PM
University of Iowa
Environmental Grand Challenges
Darcy Lecture
U.S. Geological Service
Recent Advances in Characterizing Ground Water Flow and Chemical
Transport in Fractured Rock: From Cores to Kilometers