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 Spring 2025: Kamini Singha, January 29
Category: Events
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.
WES Seminar 2024: Andrew Parsekian, November 20
Join Andrew Parsekian (University of Wyoming) to learn more about hydrogeophysical evaluation of groundwater processes and properties on Wednesday, November 20.
WES Seminar 2024: Katherine Lininger, November 13
Join Katherine Lininger (CU Boulder) on November 13 for her water seminar on the flux and storage of wood and organic matter in floodplains.
2024 Tailings and Mine Waste Conference, November 10-13
The CSU Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering will host the 2024 Tailings and Mine Waste Conference in Westminster, CO on November 10-13.
Guest Lecturer: David Florian Vetsch, November 7
David Florian Vetsch (ETH Zurich) will present his lecture “Riparian vegetation – the fifth dimension in river restoration” on Thursday, November 7 at 12:30 p.m. in LSC 304-306.
WES Seminar 2024: Charles Shobe, November 6
Join Charles Shobe (USFS Rocky Mountain Research Center) on Wednesday, November 6 at 4:00 p.m. as he discusses watershed response to mountaintop removal mining.
Intermountain West Transformation Network to host speaker on campus November 5
The NSF-funded Intermountain West Transformation Network will host Melinda Morgan on Tuesday, November 5 in WCNR 345 at 2:00 p.m. as she addresses the network’s interepistemic approach to complex challenges.
WES Seminar 2024: Avital Breverman, October 30
Join Avital Breverman (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Hydrologic Engineering Center) as she discusses the center’s Hydrologic Modeling System for simulating precipitation-runoff processes in dendritic watershed systems.
WES Seminar 2024: David Tarboton, October 23
Join David Tarboton (Utah State University) on October 23 as he discusses the methods and amount of water needed to restore the Great Salt Lake.