Modern versus ancient controls on sedimentary systems; the present is not always the key to the past
Poppe L.
Behind the big scientific discoveries are technological marvels - CERN as an example
Professor Guy Paic, from the Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares, UNAM, Mexico City will present a Physics Department public lecture,
Cosmology in the Era of Mega Data
Dr Michelle Lochner will present the NASSP colloquium with a talk entitled, "Cosmology in the Era of Mega Data"
Integration of Phenotypic and Metabolomic Datasets for the De Novo Prediction of Compound Modes of Action in Complex Systems
Professor Roger Linington will present the Department of Chemistry seminar with a talk entitled, "Integration of Phenotypic and Metabo
Convergence of Big Data, Internet of Things and High Performance Computing: Challenges and Opportunities
Dr. Virendrakumar C.
A potpourri of time to event and longitudinal analyses
Associate Professor Francesca Little will present the Department of Statistical Science seminar with a talk entitled, "A potpourri of time to even
Taking The Pulse of the Himalaya: Insight Into Orogenesis From The Roof Of The World
John Cottle from the University of California at Santa Barbara will present a Department of Geological Sciences talk entitled, "Taking The Pulse of the
Pleistocene Climate Change and the Shifting Habitats of Chacma Baboons and Human Populations
Dr Ben Schoville, will present the Department of Archaeology seminar with a talk entitled, "Pleistocene Climate C
Why is tight gas so tight? The tortuous flow paths of unconventional gas through clay-rich shales
Nils Backeberg will present the Department of Geological Sciences seminar with a talk entitled, "Why is tight gas so tight?
Coevolution as an engine of diversity: parasitism and mutualism in African birds
Dr Claire Spottiswoode from the Fitzpatrick Institute will present the Department of Biological Sciences seminar with a talk entitled,