Weekly Seminar & Kaeser Scholar
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CFL Wednesday Seminar * 12:05-12:55pm (CT)
Water Science Engineering Lab Room 102 & Zoom
Kaeser Scholars: Graduate students of the Freshwater and Marine Sciences program select the Kaeser scholars, allowing for a wide range of scientific interests to share in the decision-making process. The CFL then invites, schedules, and hosts the scholar who presents at a weekly seminar.
- Sept 23: Dick Lathrop, Retired Research Scientist, WI DNR – Long-Term Changes in Seasonal Water Temperatures in Lake Mendota and Trout Lake: Wisconsin’s Sentinels of Lake Warming
- Sept 30: Max Wilkinson & Quinn Smith, UW–Madison – A Brief History of Aquatic Coarse Woody Habitat in North-Temperate Lakes: Applications to Fisheries Management
- Oct 7: Dr. Runlong Yu, Univ of Alabama – AI for Scientific Discovery in an Open World: Learning Structure in Complex Natural Systems
- Oct 14: Dr. Chaoqun “Crystal” Lu, UW–Madison – Where Does the Nitrogen Go?–From Crop Production to Downstream Water Quality
- Oct 21: Karen Alofs, Kaeser Scholar, Univ of Michigan – Will lake and stream fishes respond similarly to environmental change?
- Oct 28: Dr. Margaret Zimmer, UW–Madison – Advancing our understanding of headwater systems through data synthesis and team science
- Nov 4: Bobbi Peckarsky, UW–Madison – How have 50 years of Research at the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab contributed to the Foundations of Stream Ecology?
- Nov 11: Zach Feiner, UW–Madison,
- Nov 18: Emma Blackford, UW–Madison
- Nov 25 – Thanksgiving Break
- Dec 2
- Dec 9
Spring semester break
- Jan 20
- Jan 27
- Feb 3: Warren Porter, UW–Madison – 3D modeling of climate change effects on small lake temperatures and circulation patterns using CFD and Niche Mapper.
- Feb 10: Adam Heathcote, Science Museum of Minnesota
- Feb 24
- Mar 3
- Mar 10
- Mar 17
- Mar 24: Spring Break
- Mar 31
- Apr 7
- Apr 14
- Apr 21
- Apr 28