Seminar Schedule Fall 2025

The Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Houston offers seminars on most Friday mornings, 11:00 am to 12:00 pm, during the fall and spring semesters.

We support both in-person and virtual seminars.  Check the format of individual seminars on the schedule below.  In-person seminars will be held in Room 634, S&R1, unless otherwise noted.  To participate in virtual seminars, use Zoom Meeting ID: 829 1660 9186 and Passcode 764132.  The same code will work for all virtual seminars.  Seminars are not offered in hybrid format.

Lunch is held after seminar to facilitate interactions between all members of EAS, guests, and the speaker.  Lunch will be held in Rm 223 unless otherwise noted.  40 tickets are available at seminar for those who wish to attend lunch.  See the seminar host or the TA for a ticket while they last.

For more information regarding how to host seminars, please visit the seminars resource page.

The Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Seminar Series is supported by a generous gift from Shell.

 

Date Speaker Affiliation Title
Format
Host
8/29/25 EAS Faculty Lightning Talks University of Houston -------- In person Seminar Committee
9/5/25 Richard Vachula Auburn University Understanding fire in the Earth System through a sedimentary lens In person Makenna Harris
9/12/25 Dan Lehrmann Trinity University Basin-wide assessment of the factors controlling carbonate platform evolution: Permian-Triassic, Nanpanjiang Basin, South China In person Julia Wellner
9/19/25 Student 3-min thesis competition University of Houston ------- In person EAS Graduate Committee
9/26/25 Jeffrey D. Rimer UH Chem Engineering TBD In person Jinny Sisson
10/3/25 Surui Xie UH Civil Engineering GNSS Interferometric Reflectometry for Planar Surface Elevation Measurements: Sea Level and Ice Thickness Case Studies In person Julia Wellner
10/10/25 Die Wang Brookhaven National Lab Aerosol impacts on deep convection: a hard-to-detect puzzle In person Youtong Zheng
10/17/25 Momen Mostafa UH Civil Engineering Hurricane Dynamics: From Turbulence to Forecasting In person Honghai Zhang
10/24/25 Janelle Steffen TAMU TBD In person Asmara Lehrmann
10/31/25 Andy Bishop ConocoPhillips Hydrocarbon Seeps: Surface Expressions of Deep Sedimentary Basins In person Jagos Radovic
11/7/25 Kieran Bhatia Guy Carpenter  Does Rapid Intensification Contribute to the Rising Economic Losses from Hurricanes? In person Honghai Zhang
11/14/25 Michael Robinson University of Nevada, Reno Ridgelines Record Tectonic Forcing In person Will Struble
11/21/25 Lucien Nana Yobo TAMU TBD In person Will Sager
12/5/25 Youtong Zheng UH EAS TBD In person Yuxuan Wang