Rec | Mtg# | Year | Authors | Institution | Talk title |
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1 | 1406 | 2007 | Michael P. Ryan | USGS | Solitons, eruptions, and deep Hawaiian magma migration |
2 | 1406 | 2007 | William F. McDonough | University of Maryland | Geoneutrinos: what are they and what do they tell us about the Earth? |
3 | 1406 | 2007 | Shuhai Xiao | Virginia Polytechnic Institute | X-ray tomographic microscopy of the earliest known animal embryos |
4 | 1407 | 2007 | Sarah Carmichael | University of New Hampshire | Formation of replacement dolomite by diffuse effluent: Latemar carbonate buildup, northern Italy |
5 | 1407 | 2007 | John D. Rummel | NASA Headquarters | Astrobiology and solar system exploration: the good, the bad and the ugly |
6 | 1407 | 2007 | Andrey Bekker | Geophysical Laboratory | Rise in seawater sulfate during the Precambrian |
7 | 1408 | 2007 | Christopher S. Swezey | USGS | Origin of the Sahara Desert |
8 | 1408 | 2007 | Francis Slakey | Georgetown University | The summit is just a place to turn around: a physicist's take on climbing Mt. Everest |
9 | 1408 | 2007 | Kevin P. Furlong | Pennsylvania State University | Why is the San Andreas fault system uniquely creepy? |
10 | 1409 | 2007 | Linda A. Hinnov | Johns Hopkins University | Assembling an astronomical-calibrated time scale for Earth history |
11 | 1409 | 2007 | Mark D. Myers | USGS | USGS science: facing tomorrow’s challenges |
12 | 1409 | 2007 | Nora Noffke | Old Dominion University | Turbulent lifestyle: cyanobacteria on Earth’s sandy beaches today and 3 billion years ago |
13 | 1410 | 2007 | Lara S. Wagner | Department of Terrestrial Magnetism | A little bit of Texas under Argentina: seismic studies of a flat-lying, subducting slab in central South America |
14 | 1410 | 2007 | James W. Head III | Brown University | Tropical mountain glaciers on Mars |
15 | 1410 | 2007 | Charlotte Sullivan | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory | Application of cutting edge seismic attribute technology to the geologic sequestration of carbon dioxide |
16 | 1411 | 2007 | Catherine M. Cooper | Department of Terrestrial Magnetism | Cratons and the 410-kilometer discontinuity |
17 | 1411 | 2007 | David Houseknecht | USGS | Coastal erosion doubles in fifty years along the Arctic coast of Alaska (2nd Best Paper 2007) |
18 | 1411 | 2007 | Andrew S. Cohen | University of Arizona | The Lake Malawi Scientific Drilling Project: paleoclimate surprises from the African tropics |
19 | 1412 | 2007 | Michael Fromm | Naval Research Laboratory | Smoke in the stratosphere: tales of the awesome pyrocumulonimbus |
20 | 1412 | 2007 | Maureen D. Long | Department of Terrestrial Magnetism | A sinking feeling: subduction and the mantle flow field |
21 | 1412 | 2007 | Walter A. Robinson | National Science Foundation | Atmospheric jets: from fluid dynamics to drought in the Southwest |
22 | 1413 | 2007 | Giovanni Sella | NOAA | Continental glaciers and crustal motion observed by GPS in North America |
23 | 1413 | 2007 | Basil Tikoff | University of Wisconsin | Deformation along the San Andreas fault system: a lithospheric-scale approach |
24 | 1413 | 2007 | Jeffrey Post | National Museum of Natural History | Recent research on the Hope diamond |
25 | 1414 | 2007 | Katherine Maher | USGS | Uranium-series dating of soils and paleosols using the SHRIMP-RG ion microprobe: new techniques and applications |
26 | 1414 | 2007 | Darryn W. Waugh | Johns Hopkins University | Ocean uptake of anthropogenic carbon |
27 | 1414 | 2007 | Alan Robock | Rutgers University | Nuclear winter revisited: climatic consequences of nuclear conflict using current nuclear arsenals (Best Paper 2007) |
28 | 1415 | 2007 | Bridget R. Scanlon | University of Texas, Austin | Impacts of changing land use on subsurface water resources in semiarid regions |
29 | 1415 | 2007 | William F. Cannon | USGS | The Sudbury impact layer in the iron ranges of the Lake Superior region |
30 | 1415 | 2007 | Derek C. Richardson | University of Maryland | Rocks with moons: the origin of near-Earth asteroid binaries |
31 | 1416 | 2007 | John F. Slack | USGS | Probing the redox state of Proterozoic seawater: Geochemical, biological, and economic implications (Presidential Address) |