Climate, Sediment and The Earth’s Surface

Sedimentologisches und paläoozeanographisches Seminar

Room: NO C6; Time: 16:15

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September 21st, 16:15–17:00;

Prof. Dr. Sean Willett

Late Neogene Erosion of the Alps: A Climate Driver?

September 28th, 16:15–17:00;

Dr Diana Magens

Behavior of the Ross Ice Shelf during the Late Cenozoic - Evidences from the Physical Properties Record of the first ANDRILL Sediment Core, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica

October 5th, 16:15–17:00;

Dr. Sebastian Breitenbach

The Holocene Indian Summer Monsoon - a high resolution climate reconstruction from NE Indian stalagmites.

October 12th, 16:15–17:00;

Andy Ridgwell – University of Bristol

Methane burps during the Paleocene-Eocene

October 19th, 16:15–17:00;

Dr. Claire Rollion-Bard

In situ isotopic measurements in biocarbonates: towards a better understanding of biomineralization processes

October 26th, 16:15–17:00;

Jürg Beer - Eawag Dübendorf

Sun and Earth

November 2nd, 16:15–17:00;

Florian Kober - ETH Zürich

Erosion rates across the Eastern Cordillera of Bolivia

November 9th, 16:15–17:00;

Jörg Mutterlose - Universität Bochum

The boreal Cretaceous - biota, facies and palaeoclimatic implications

November 16th, 16:15–17:00;

Oliver Friedrich - Universität Frankfurt

Late Cretaceous: Long-term development versus short-term events: a benthic foraminiferal view on mid- to Late Cretaceous paleoceanography and paleoclimate

November 23th, 16:15–17:00;

Mario Nold

Burma. Bay of Bengal: Tectono-sedimentological framework and petroleum system

November 30th, 17:15–18:00;

Eric Galbraith

Wobbly plumbing in the global ocean: Impacts of past climate changes
on marine nutrients and greenhouse gases

December 7st, 16:15–17:00;

Alan M Haywood - University of Leeds, UK

The influence of ocean gateways sills on Pliocene climate