Water Resources Science

Spring 2025 Water Seminar Series

Seminars are from 4 to 5 p.m. on Wednesdays in Burt Hall room 193 and on Zoom unless otherwise indicated. See the Water Seminar Series flyer.

• April 9
  Dr. Amalia Handler | U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  Multiplying the impact of field data through models to predict which lakes are at-risk for harmful cyanobacteria blooms
   
• April 17
  (Thursday 6–7:20 PM at LaSells Stewart Center; registration required to attend in-person or for Zoom link)
  Dr. Jennifer Field | Oregon State University
  Advancing the Environmental Forensics of 'Forever Chemicals' at the Clean Water Symposium
   
• April 23
  (location change to PRAx)
  Dr. Malena Orduña Alegría | Oregon State University
  Serious Games for Geoscience Education and Research at the PNW Water Research Symposium
   
• April 30
  Dr. Tamie J. Jovanelly | Berry College

  Exploring the water quality of the world’s major river systems: Lessons learned in communicating conservation
   

• May 7
  TBD
   

• May 14
  Dr. Amanda Nahlik | U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  Past, Present, and Future of the National Aquatic Resource Surveys (NARS)
   

• May 21
  Dr. Dan Brabander | Wellesley College
  Historic Mine Waste Piles Undergoing Reprocessing and Removal: Times of Increased Legacy Metal Geomobility
   

• May 28
  Dr. James White | U.S. Geological Survey
  Modeling riverbed sediment size and benthic habitats, from the riffle to the watershed scale
   

• June 4
  TBD

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