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
	January 30	Walter Roest, Ifremer	Combining Extended Continental Shelf Exploration and Scientific Interests: The Case of the Demarara Plateau Offshore French Guiana	Larry Lawver
	February 6	Catherine McCammon, University of Bayreuth, Germany	Geophysical Constraints on the Early Earth	Afu Lin
	February 9	Douglas R. Schmitt, University of Alberta, Canada	Seismic Anisotropy of Rocks: Measuring, Modeling, and Meaning	Ian Dalziel
	February 11	Dan Stanzione, Executive Director, UT Texas Advanced Computing Center	The Open Science Computing Ecosystem at the Texas Advanced Computing Center	Terrence Quinn
	February 13	Sean Solomon, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University	The Iron Planet: Structure, Evolution, and Magnetism of Mercury's Core	Jack Holt
	February 20	Hiroko Kitajima, Texas A&M University	Stress States and Physical Properties along the Megathrust Plate Boundary at the Nankai Trough	Nathan Bangs
	February 23	James C. Zachos, University of California, Santa Cruz	Tempo and Scale of Paleocene and Eocene Climate and Carbon Isotope Cycles: Implications for the Origin of Hyperthermals and Other Phenomena	Ian Dalziel
	February 27	Jessica Tierney, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution	Past and Future Climate Change in the Horn of Africa	Yuko Okumura
	March 6	Brandon Schmandt, University of New Mexico	Seismic Structure beneath EarthScope’s USArray and the Origin of the Yellowstone Hotspot	Nicholas Hayman
	March 23	Thorsten Becker, Professor and Shell Chair Candidate, University of Southern California	Structure and dynamics of the oceanic plate system	Ian Dalziel
	March 27	Pedro DiNezio, University of Hawaii	The climate of the Indo-Pacific warm pool at the Last Glacial Maximum	Yuko Okumura
	March 30	Demian Saffer, Penn State University	In Situ Stress and Pore Pressure Magnitude along Subduction Zone Megathrusts: Integration of Laboratory, Drilling, Geophysical and Numerical Modeling Approaches	Ian Dalziel
	April 10	Brendan Hermalyn, Skybox Imaging, NASA Ames Vertical Gun Range	Ejecta from Impacts: New Experiments and Insight from Missions	Joseph Levy
	April 17	Claudia Tebaldi, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)	Choosing the Next Scenarios: How Close Is Too Close, How Different Is Too Different	Charles Jackson and Yuko Okumura
	April 24	David Stillman, Southwest Research Institute - Boulder	Evidence of Flowing Liquid Water on Mars, Right Now	Joe MacGregor
	May 1	John (Mike) Wallace, University of Washington	Detecting Climate Change in the Presence of Natural Climate Variability	Yuko Okumura
	May 8	Joshua "Bud" Davis and Kaustubh Thirumalai, UTIG	Graduate Student Talks	Larry Lawver and Terrence Quinn
	June 19	Chastity Aiken, Georgia Institute of Technology	Triggered Seismic Activity in Geothermal Regions and Along Strike-Slip Faults of the Western Hemisphere	Jacob Walter