Rolling Rocks, October 28, 2016

Rolling Rocks

Today’s Colloquium Today’s colloquium will be held at 3:30 pm in Braunstein 201. The colloquium will be given by our very own Professor Attila Kilinc. His talk is titled: “How to gain deeper insights into geochemical problems using computational geochemistry”. This will be followed by refreshments in the Rug

Room.

Yeon gets an award Yeon Jee just got awarded $2,800 for Inter-university Training for Continental-scale Ecology (ITCE) Research-in-Residence Program at University of Utah to conduct research in the laboratory and with

the guidance of ITCE-affiliated faculty member Gabe Bowen for two weeks.

Votes needed Yeon Jee is competing in the International Student Travel Video contest, and she wants to share her

video with the department and get your help to vote for her video! The title is "My Journey to Protect Planet Earth", and it is about her research and travels. (You will see some familiar faces in

the video!) Here's the link, she would really appreciate your help and support in advance! http://www.internationalstudent.com/contest/2016/play/MY+JOURNEY+TO+PROTECT+PLANET

+EARTH/

New Paper Congratulations to Eva on publishing another paper:

Käßner, A., Ratschabcher, L., Jonckheere, J., Enkelmann, E., Khan, J., Sonntag, B.-L., Gloaguen, R., Gadoev, M., Oimahmadov, I., 2016. Cenozoic intra-continental deformation and exhumation at the

northwestern tip of the India-Asia collision-southwestern Tian Shan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. Tectonics, 35, 2171–2194, doi:10.1002/2015TC003897.

New Dinosaurs

Rolling Rocks, October 28, 2016

Tea Time Back by popular demand Tea@3 has begin once more, starting on yesterday at 3pm in the museum.

For those who have not attended before, please bring yourself and a mug. Tea will be provided. If you are a hot beverage snob, feel free to bring your own tea/coffee!

Scotty at Work

Please don’t forget to send me your news.

Cheers,

Lewis