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
	September 2	Maria Nikolinakou, UT Bureau of Economic Geology	Modeling advancing salt sheets – with analogies to ice sheets – over poroelastic sediments	Charles Jackson
	September 9	Sarah Zedler, UTIG	Estimation of the drag coefficient from the ocean's response to a hurricane: A data assimilation approach	Charles Jackson
	September 16	Ian Dalziel, Research Professor, UTIG, and Staci Loewy, UT Jackson School of Geosciences	Antarctexas: the Coats Land block of East Antarctica as a 'tectonic tracer' for Laurentia in pre-Pangea Earth	Charles Jackson
	September 23	Ken Edgett, Malin Space Science Systems	Curiosity’s Field Site and the Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) Investigation	Jack Holt
	September 30	Deborah Khider, UTIG	Evidence for a Bipolar Seesaw During the Holocene	Charles Jackson
	October 7	Ryan Walker, Penn State University	Coupled Ice Shelf-Ocean Modeling and the Stability of Thwaites Glacier	Ginny Catania
	October 14	Justin Brown, Stanford University	Tectonic Tremor Activity and Megathrust Earthquakes in Subduction Zones: Are They Correlated?	Gail Christeson
	October 21	William Curry, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution	The RV Knorr Long Coring System and Some Early Scientific Results	Jamie Austin
	October 28	Matthew Schmidt, Texas A&M University	Reconstructing the Timing of Large-Scale Ocean and Atmospheric Circulation Change across the Younger Dryas	Charles Jackson
	November 4	Julien Emile-Geay, University of Southern California	Paleoclimate constraints on tropical Pacific dynamics	Jud Partin
	November 11	Kylara Martin and Julia Schneider, UTIG	PhD Student Talks	Gail Christeson
	November 18	Adam Soule, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution	Dynamics of Mid-Ocean Ridge Eruptions from Syn-Emplacement CO2 Degassing	Nicholas Hayman
	December 2	Andrew Smith and Shannon Cavanaugh, UTIG	Master's Student Talks	Charles Jackson
	December 16	John Anderson, Rice University	Accelerated Sea-Level Rise and the Future of the Texas Coast	Larry Lawver