Geobiology course Winter term 2013

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Geobiology

Winter 2013: 10

Instructor: Jason Moore, Ph.D.
jason.r.moore@dartmouth.edu

The fossil record provides a unique opportunity to study the interactions of geology and biology in the past. In this course, using an existing but incompletely studied dataset, you will develop your own geobiological research hypotheses, learn the techniques and collect the data to test your hypotheses, interpret and write up your results. This course offers the opportunity for hands-on training in research in the Earth Sciences.

New hire in paleobiology to give talk this Friday

Greetings!

This is a reminder of the Biological Sciences Dept. Seminar on Friday, October 5.  The flyer for this seminar is enclosed.  Refreshments will be served outside Rm. 201, LSC at 3:30 pm.  Thank you.

Noah Planavsky, PhD

Earth Sciences Dept.-new hire

Dartmouth College

"What are the Key Environmental Controls on Metallome and Ecosystem Evolution Through Earth's History?"

4:00 PM

Friday, October 5

Room 201, Class of 1978

Life Sciences Center

Host:  Kevin Peterson  

A complete up-to-date schedule and additional information about the Cramer Seminar Series is always accessible through the home page of the Dept. of Biological Sciences.  http://www.dartmouth.edu/~biology/seminar%20scheduling/index.html

Kevin Peterson's "Big Idea"

Kevin Peterson will be talking about the Cambrian Explosion as part of Dartmouth's cross-campus faculty seminar series "What's the big idea" (funded by the Neukom Institute for Computational Science).

Wednesday, September 19 
7pm Life Sciences Center (LSC) 100

For more information on the seminar series visit: http://www.math.dartmouth.edu/activities/seminars/neukom/ccfss/