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 28	Ross Parnell-Turner, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD	How to make new seafloor with detachment faults for company	Gail Christeson
*This video is available on request. Please contact social@ig.utexas.edu to request access.	September 4	Skyller Walkes, UT College of Pharmacy	Embracing Radically Inclusive Philosophies & Practices in Organizational Culture	Jamin Greenbaum
	September 11	Silvia Brizzi, Postdoctoral Fellow, UTIG	Modeling subduction zones across time scales	Thorsten Becker
	September 18	Beata Csatho, University at Buffalo	Local processes and regional patterns – interpreting Greenland Ice Sheet changes from the altimetry record	Sophie Goliber
	September 25	Earle Wilson, California Institute of Technology	Ice-ocean interactions, sea ice variability, and high-latitude climate change	Charles Jackson
	October 1	Emily Warren-Smith, Seismologist, Geological Society of New Zealand	Stress and Fluid Processes During Northern Hikurangi SSEs: What Can We Learn From Microseismicity?	Shuoshuo Han
	October 9	Kennda Lynch, Lunar and Planetary Institute	S^3 (Subsurface, Subaqueous, and Salty): Looking For Life in All the Right Places	Duncan Young
	October 16	Jeanine Ash, Rice University	Making and Breaking Molecules	Chris Lowery
	October 23	Michele Koppes, University of British Columbia, Canada	Reading the story of climate change in the landscape	Demian Saffer
	October 31	Brian Boston, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University	From Construction to Collapse of the Hawaiian-Emperor Seamount Chain	Harm van Avendonk
	November 6	Carey King, Research Scientist, UT Energy Institute	The Economic Superorganism: Beyond the Competing Narratives on Energy, Growth, and Policy	Kehua You
	November 13	Jud Partin, Research Scientist, UTIG	Paleo-ENSO Variability Changes since Glacial Times	Yuko Okumura
	November 20	Jorge Lorenzo-Trueba, Montclair State University	A moving boundary framework for the evolution of fluvio-deltaic environments across time scales	John Goff