Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series: Challenges to safe drinking water in Iowa
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series with speaker Dave Cwiertny, of University of Iowa, who will discuss "Far from heaven: Challenges to safe drinking water in Iowa" and include policy, environmental chemistry, and engineering topics. Faculty host: Prof. Plata & Des Marais
The seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316 and requires registration.
For more information or how to attend this seminar virtually, please contact lumidi@mit.edu
Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series: Electrochemical Ammonia Synthesis and Sensing in Environmental Waters
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series with speaker Will Tarpeh, of Stanford University, who will discuss "Electrochemical Ammonia Synthesis and Sensing in Environmental Waters" Faculty host: Prof. Plata
The seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316 and requires registration.
For more information or how to attend this seminar virtually, please contact lumidi@mit.edu
Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series: A drier future for Europe and the Mediterranean
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series with speaker Alexandre Tuel, of University of Bern, who will discuss "A drier future for Europe and the Mediterranean" Faculty host: Prof. Eltahir
The seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316 and requires registration.
For more information or how to attend this seminar virtually, please contact lumidi@mit.edu
CEE Graduate Admissions Webinar
This webinar will provide an overview of all the graduate degree paths in CEE at MIT and the process for applying.
Led by Civil and Environmental Engineering Admissions Staff
Graduate Catalyst Event
This interactive webinar provides participants with useful information for applying to and thriving in graduate school. Sessions are open to all students exploring the option of graduate studies in CEE at MIT
Led by Current CEE students and Graduate Officer, Professor Colette HealdRegistration closed
Climate Talks | Josh Fisher: The Fate of the Terrestrial Biosphere
A talk show series about Climate Science with some of the most influential scientists in the field. This will be a dynamic conversation about climate change, not a lecture, where you will learn about the latest research on carbon and climate science. These talks are accessible to everyone, whatever your background is, you are welcome.
The series is kicking off with Dr. Joshua B. Fisher. Dr. Joshua B. Fisher is a Climate Scientist focusing on terrestrial ecosystems, water, carbon, and nutrient cycling using a combination of supercomputer models, remote sensing, and field campaigns from the Amazon to the Arctic. He completed his undergraduate and graduate degrees from UC Berkeley and his postdoctoral work from the University of Oxford.
Dr. Fisher was at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) for over a decade, and was the Science Lead for the ECOSTRESS mission, focused on plant water use/stress from the International Space Station. He is currently Presidential Fellow of Ecosystem Science on the faculty at Chapman University; and is also now the Science Lead for Hydrosat, which is launching a constellation of thermal satellite missions.
Dr. Fisher has been named one of the world’s “most influential” researchers, in the top 0.1% of scientists with papers in the top 1% by citations for the past 3 years in a row.
Faculty Host: César Terrer/The Terrer Lab
Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series: Molecular-level reactivity of dissolved organic matter in natural and engineered systems
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series with speaker Christy Remucal, of University of Wisconsin, who will discuss "Molecular-level reactivity of dissolved organic matter in natural and engineered systems" Faculty host: Prof. Plata
The seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316 and requires registration.
For more information or how to attend this seminar virtually, please contact lumidi@mit.edu
CEE Faculty Seminar Seminar Series: Vegetation Hydrodynamics for Restoration, Climate Mitigation and Adaption
Please join us for the CEE Faculty Seminar Series with speaker Prof. Heidi Nepf, who will discuss "Vegetation Hydrodynamics for Restoration, Climate Mitigation and Adaption" Faculty host: Prof. Carstensen
The seminar will be held in-person at 1-131. For more information or how to attend this seminar virtually, please contact Jeanette at jmmarch@mit.edu
Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series: Ecology in an Autocorrelated World
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series with speaker Sebastian Schreiber of University of California, Davis, who will discuss "Ecology in an autocorrelated world." Faculty host: Prof. Saavedra
The seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316 and requires registration.
For more information or how to attend this seminar virtually, please contact lumidi@mit.edu
Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series: Wild Microbial Ecology
Please join us for the Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory Seminar Series with speaker Bruce Hungate of Northern Arizona University who will discuss “Wild Microbial Ecology”. Faculty host: Cesar Terrer
The seminar is in-person at 15 Vassar Street, 48-316 and requires registration.
For more information or how to attend this seminar virtually, please contact lumidi@mit.edu