Environmental Sciences Seminar Series

UNH Labs!                         
Faculty and Students will give flash-talks highlighting their research - September 6 event flyer
(hosted by Rich Smith, NRESS PhD Program Chair)

Dr. Rich Phillips, Professor of Biology, Indiana University Bloomington 
Seeing the forest beneath the trees: Mycorrhizal fungi as trait integrators of ecosystem processes - September 13 event flyer

(hosted by Thomas Muratore & the SoilBioME mini-series)

Dr. Sara Aarons, Professor of Geochemistry, University of California San Diego
The Value of Land: Climate, Colonialism, and Native Ways of Living - September 20 event flyer

(hosted by Tim Hoheneder & the AURORA mini-series)

Kari Hassell, Indigenous Engagement Coordinator, Alaska Pacific University 
Ode’ Nibwaakaawin: A Path for Research, Relationship & Interconnectedness in the Arctic- September 27 event flyer

(hosted (hosted by Tim Hoheneder & the AURORA mini-series)

Dr. Erin Seybold, Assistant Scientist, Kansas Geological Survey/University of Kansas                              
Terrestrial-aquatic transitions in non-perennial streams: the impact of stream wetting and drying on water sources, solute dynamics, and ecosystem function - October 4 event flyer

(hosted by Deni Murray & the Breaking Barriers in Biogeochemistry mini series)

Dr. Eliezer Gurarie, Assistant Professor, SUNY College of Environmental and Forest Sciences
Knowledge of the Caribou: Collaboration, Co-production and Co-management - October 11 event flyer

(hosted by Tim Hoheneder & the AURORA mini-series)

Dr. Arial Shogren, Assistant Professor, University of Alabama
The Stories Rivers Tell: Using Aquatic Signals to Detect Change in Arctic Watersheds  - November 1 event flyer

(hosted by Deni Murray & the Breaking Barriers in Biogeochemistry mini series)

Wednesday,
November 8

Dr. Becky Hewitt, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies, Amherst College 
Plant-fungal interactions and rhizosphere processes influence arctic ecosystem feedbacks to climate​ - November 8 event flyer

(hosted by Sean Schaefer and the SoilBioME mini-series)

Wednesday,
November 15

Biological controls of soil organic matter responses to changing moisture conditions - November 15 event flyer

(hosted by Else Schlermanand and the SoilBioME mini-series

Wednesday,
November 29

Interactions between water and wildlife shape biogeochemical landscapes​ - November 29 event flyer

(hosted by Cheristy Jones & the Breaking Barriers in Biogeochemistry mini series)

The UNH Fall Environmental Sciences Seminar Series is sponsored by Natural Resources and Earth Systems Science (NRESS) Ph.D. Program, in partnership with the Earth Systems Research Center, and the Natural Resources and the Environment and Earth Science Departments.

Free - all are welcome
Questions or special needs? nress.phd@unh.edu / (603) 862-2227