Environment Institute Seminar Series 2009
Semester 1
This inaugural seminar series is designed to introduce members of the Environment Institute to each other and to showcase the excellent science being undertaken across the new Institute. Postgraduate students will be encouraged to present their projects.
Visiting international collaborators and experts from other institutions will also be invited to present during their visit in order to generate new ideas and collaborations for the Institute. Seminars will be held weekly on Mondays 12.00-1.00pm in the Benham Lecture Theatre. All members of the Institute, their research groups and members of other University Faculties, Schools and Disciplines are invited welcome to attend. Seminars start at 12.10pm and last for 30 minutes, plus 10 minutes of question time. Participants are encouraged to join us at staff house to talk to presenters and enjoy a discount lunch.
Download the Environment Institute Seminar Series flyer. If you have any questions please email us at environment@adelaide.edu.au.
Date | Seminar Topic | Audio Visual Materials | |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | 23 March | Keeping ahead of our changing world - Step changes in response to resource changes | Slidecast |
2 | 30 March | Energy today and tomorrow | Slidecast |
3 | 6 April | What future for landscape futures? Climate, soil, water, biota, economics and people - Researching complexity | Slidecast |
4 | 20 April | International breakthroughs in internet and database technology for taxonomic research | Slidecast |
5 | 4 May | A tale of three rivers: The Nile, the Darling and the Son | Slidecast |
6 | 11 May | Are river red gums being pushed to the edge | Slidecast |
7 | 18 May | Adapting to a drier Australia | Slidecast |
8 | 25 May | Shifting species distributions under climate change | Sorry not available |
9 | 1 June | Why old nuclear power is not new | Slidecast |
10 | 15 June | How can we help biodiversity adapt to the ravages of climate change? | Slidecast |
11 | 22 June | Predicting coral reef biodiversity patterns for conservation: A confederacy of ecological scales | Slidecast |
12 | 29 June | Policy responses to a drying climate may save Adelaide's kelp forests | Slidecast |
All are welcome. The seminars are free of charge and registration is not required, but is appreciated. For information about the series please email us at environment@adelaide.edu.au.
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