Back catalogue of UTIG Seminars. Click the images below to watch a recording of the seminar.

Click the image to play	Date	Speaker	Title	Host
	August 20	Alexa Griesel, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Columbia University	Southern Ocean eddies and their parameterization: Lessons from subsurface floats deployed in an eddying model	Sean Gulick
	August 27	Jim Head, Brown University	Mars: History of Climate Change and Evolution of the Water Cycle	Jack Holt
	September 3	Jennifer Glidewell, Chris Maupin, Mike Ramirez, and Carla Sanchez, UTIG	Fellowship Student Talks	Gail Christeson
	September 10	Aixue Hu, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)	Sensitivity of ice age climate to northern oceanic pathway between Pacific and Atlantic	Charles Jackson
	September 17	Mark Zoback, Stanford University	Scientific drilling into the San Andreas Fault: SAFOD's first five years	Peter Flemings
	September 24	Yonggang Liu, University of South Florida	Trajectory Forecasts Based on Numerical Ocean Circulation Models and Satellite Observations: A Rapid Response to Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill	Jack Holt
	October 1	Patrick Fulton, UTIG	The Strength of the San Andreas Fault from a Hydrogeologic Perspective	Charles Jackson
	October 8	Steven Kidder, California Institute of Technology	Deciphering the Stress History of Middle Crustal Rocks	Harm Van Avendonk
	October 15	Britney Schmidt, UTIG	Seeing Into Europa: Tectonic Playground, Ocean Moon, Habitable World?	Charles Jackson
	October 22	Pascal Audet, University of California, Berkeley	Fluids in the fore arc of Cascadia: Evidence from seismic imaging	Sean Gulick
	October 29	Daniel Nunes, California Institute of Technology	The Hunt for Martian Water: Gullies and Pedestals	Jack Holt
	November 5	Fabian Walter, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Columbia University	Regional Broadband Seismology of a Greenland Calving Event	Ginny Catania
	November 12	Ben Sanderson, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)	El Niño and La Niña: Asymmetry, Impact and Decadal Variability	Charles Jackson
	November 19	Nicholas Hayman, Research Scientist, UTIG	The Earth is Granular: Examples from tectonic boundaries and laboratory experiments	Charles Jackson
	December 3	Joel Johnson, Department of Geological Sciences, UT Jackson School of Geosciences	Quantifying climatic controls on landscape evolution: Examples from Hawaii and Arizona	Charles Jackson
	December 10	Julie Elliott, University of Alaska Fairbanks	The Mobile Margin of Far North America: GPS Constraints on Active Deformation in Alaska and Canada and the Role of the Yakutat Block	Sean Gulick