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 25	Bethany Ehlmann, California Institute of Technology	Ceres' Salty Bright Spots: Fingerprints of Recent Water?	Krista Soderlund
	February 1	Christina Patricola, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	Natural and Anthropogenic Influences on Tropical Cyclones	Pedro DiNezio
	February 8	Gregor Steinbrügge, Postdoctoral Fellow, UTIG	Tides of Planets and Satellites	Don Blankenship
	February 15	Sarah Brownlee, Wayne State University	Seismic anisotropy in the middle and lower continental crust: using rocks to improve seismic interpretations	Rob Porritt
	February 22	Baole Wen, UT Institute of Computational Engineering and Sciences (now Oden Institute)	Modeling of convective CO2 dissolution in a closed porous media system: from low-pressure ideal-gas to high-pressure real-gas conditions	Kehua You
	March 1	Pascal Audet, University of Ottawa, Canada	Resolving plate structure across the seismogenic to slow-slip zone in Cascadia from onshore-offshore receiver function imaging	Thorsten Becker
	March 8	Sarah Hörst, Johns Hopkins University	Planets in a Bottle: Exploring Planetary Atmospheres in a Lab	Krista Soderlund
	March 15	Alexander Evans, Brown University	The First Billion Years of Lunar Evolution: A Geophysical Perspective	Krista Soderlund
	March 29	Rosie Oakes, Drexel University	Towards understanding the impact of ocean acidification on pteropods, the potato chips of the ocean	Chris Lowery
	April 5	William Moore, Hampton University	Venus: How Heat Pipes Closed the Window on Plate Tectonics	Thorsten Becker
	April 12	Amy Clement, University of Miami	The Causes of Atlantic Climate Variability	Yuko Okumura
	April 19	Anne Becel, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University	Connections between along-strike variations in seismic structure and earthquake behavior at the Alaska Peninsula subduction zone	Shuoshuo Han
	April 26	Jamin Greenbaum, Research Associate, UTIG	Vulnerabilities to ice sheet retreat along East Antarctica’s Indo-Pacific margin	Don Blankenship
	May 3	Natalya Gomez, McGill University, Canada	Ice, Sea Level and the Solid Earth in Antarctica	Ginny Catania