Join hydrogeologist Scott Warner (BBJ Group) on March 26 as he discusses the impact of climate stress on groundwater cleanup approaches.
WES Seminar Spring 2025: Scott Warner, March 26
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WES Seminar Spring 2025: Jim Butler, March 12
Join Jim Butler (Kansas Geological Survey) as he discusses pumping reductions in the High Plains aquifer in western Kansas.
WES Seminar Spring 2025: Burke Minsley, March 5
Join Burke Minsley (USGS) as he discusses system-scale mapping with airborne electromagnetics in the lower Mississippi River Valley.
WES Seminar Spring 2025: William Doan, February 26
Join CEE Ph.D. student William Doan as he shares climate impacts on the hydrology and water management of transboundary rivers.
WES Seminar Spring 2025: Sarah Schanz, February 19
Sarah Schanz, fluvial geomorphologist from Colorado College, will share how bedrock river systems respond to glacially-derived bedload on February 19 as part of the WES seminar.
Colorado Water Center Lightning Talk, February 17
Assistant Professor Frances Davenport will be featured in the upcoming series, discussing intersections of water governance, policy, and environmental change.
WES Seminar Spring 2025: Marybeth Arcodia, February 12
Join Marybeth Arcodia (CSU) on February 12 as she discusses machine-learning approaches to exploring sources of predictability within the climate system that provide forecasts of opportunity.
CSU and Trihydro’s Colorado PFAS Forum, February 11
Learn more about the latest developments in PFAS science and regulations in Colorado. Nine experts from academia, industry, and regulatory agencies will discuss environmental analysis, regulatory updates, and remediation approaches to address the challenges posed by PFAS. Join us on the CSU Spur Campus or online.
WES Seminar Spring 2025: Kamini Singha, January 29
Join us on January 29 as we learn more about hydrologic systems with electrical geophysics from Dr. Kamini Singha (Colorado School of Mines).
WES Seminar 2024: Chien-Yung Tseng, December 4
Join CSU Assistant Professor Chien-Yung Tseng as he discusses sediment transport in engineered and natural fluvial systems with the water seminar on Wednesday, December 4.