CU-Analytical-Seminars

ANALYTICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY DIVISION and ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY PROGRAM SEMINAR

• A shortcut to this page is: http://tinyurl.com/anylsem2
• The seminar calendar is also displayed here in the CHEM webpage
  • The ANYL seminar calendar in the above CHEM page is a Google calendar that can be shared with anyone interested (ask <michael.lechner@colorado.edu>)

General Information

• Jointly sponsored by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, CIRES, and the Environmental Program
• During Spring 2010 all seminars are held on Tuesdays @ 4 pm, in the CIRES Auditorium unless marked otherwise.
• Starting in Fall 2010 all seminars will be held on Mondays @ noon - 1 pm in Ekeley S274, unless marked otherwise
• As in the past, students may be asked to move to a later (or occasionally earlier) date to accommodate schedules of invited speakers.

• Links of interest:
  • Analytical Division Main Wiki Page
  • Analytical Seminar Guidelines
  • ANYL Seminar Abstracts
  • Schedules of Analytical Seminars in Past Years (for Reference)
  • Schedules of ANYL Seminar Speakers

Related Seminar Series in Boulder

• CIRES Events and Seminars (dates and times vary)
• NCAR Atmospheric Chemistry (Mon 3:30 pm, Foothills Lab)
• CU Methods in Chemistry (Tue 12-1 pm, CIRES S274)
• CU Astrobiology (Wed 2-3 pm, LASP conference room D142, Duane Physics Bldg.)
• NOAA Chemical Sciences Division (Wed 3:30 pm, Skaggs Bldg., Room 2A305)
• CU Mechanical Engineering (Thu 3:30 pm, ECCR 200)
• CU Environmental Engineering (Fri 12-1 pm, ECCE 1B41)
• Physical Chemistry/Chemical Physics (Fri 4-5 pm, JILA Aud.)
• CU Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (Fri 4-5 pm, Physics Commons, top of Gamow Tower)
• Front Range Aerosol Community (FRAC) Meetings (2-3 meetings per year on afternoons)

Spring 2013

Coordinator: Prof. Robert Sievers

Dates may change to accommodate external speakers

• January 14, 2013 First day of classes
• January 21, 2013 Martin Luther King, Jr.
• January 28, 2013 (@) -- Dr. Lee Mauldin, ATOC: "A New Atmospherically-Relevant Oxidant" (host: JLJ)
• February 4, 2013 -- Dick Bedell and Jean Bedell, Health Care in India, "India From an Elephant's Back" (host: RES)
• February 11, 2013 -- Prof. Neil Donahue, Center for Atmospheric Particle Studies, Carnegie Mellon Univ. "Old Aerosols Never Die, They Just Get Oxidized" (host JLJ)
• February 18, 2013 -- Prof. Brian Majestic, Univ. of Denver - "Using iron isotopes as a tool to identify sources of atmopsheric iron: an analysis of desert, urban, and oceanic environments" (host: JLJ)
• February 25, 2013 (*) -- Prof. Waleed Abdalati, University of Colorado Boulder "From the Terrestrial to the Celestial: My Perspectives and Experiences as NASA Chief Scientist"(host: RES)
• March 4, 2013 -- (#) Megan Melamed - WMO/IGAC Megacities Report "Overview of the International Global Atmospheric Chemistry (IGAC) Project" and "The Impact of Megacities on Air Pollution and Climate Change" (host MAT)
• March 11, 2013 -- (*)
• March 18, 2013 - Ivan Ortega 'Trace Gas vertical profiles by Ground based MAX-DOAS' (3rd year talk, host RMV)
• March 25, 2013 (1-6pm)- 2nd Symposium on Advances in Mass Spectrometry in the Atmospheric Sciences, part of 2nd Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry Users Meeting and 5th Aerosol Mass Spectrometer Clinic
• April 1, 2013 (#)
• April 8, 2013 (@)
• April 15, 2013 -- Brett Palm 'Real-time organic aerosol formation and oxidative aging using a flow reactor in a ponderosa pine forest' (3rd year talk, host JLJ)
• April 22, 2013 (*?) John Orlando & Frank Flocke 'Halogen chemistry in the arctic atmosphere' (host RMV)
• April 29, 2013 - Eric Jensen (host RMV)
• May 6, 2013 (@)- Dr. Mercedes Gonzalez-Juarrero, CSU (host: RES)

Dates in which specific faculty are out-of-town: (*): JLJ; (&): RES; (#): MAT; (@): RMV; (?: not sure)