Each semester the Climate, People, and the Environment Program (CPEP) hosts a weekly seminar featuring lectures by visiting speakers as well as presentations by CPEP faculty, scientists, and students. In some semesters the CPEP seminar has a unifying theme and, in addition to speakers, weekly meetings may serve as workshops to discuss research issues and be a springboard for collaborative papers. CPEP seminar presentations are held in conjunction with the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (AOS) and are open to the public.
CPEP Seminars are held 1:00-2:00 pm, Tuesdays in Room 823 Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences Building, unless otherwise noted.
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Schedule
Hydroclimatic Forecasting and Satellite Remote Sensing for Harmful Algae in Small Inland Lakes
Max Beal, PhD candidate, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, UW–Madison Hydroclimatic variability can have a pronounced influence on public and ecosystem health through water quality. Harmful algae has become a prominent water quality concern … ...
What’s New in the Wisconsin State Climatology Office
Speaker: Steve Vavrus, Senior Scientist and State Climatologist, Nelson Institute Center for Climatic Research Livestream link: https://youtube.com/live/N9y5DDHTtiY?feature=share ...
TBA
Speaker: Carolee Dodge Francis, Professor of Ecology of Human Well-Being, UW–Madison ...
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Speaker: Mutlu Özdogan, Associate Professor, Forest & Wildlife Ecology, UW–Madison ...
Green Building, Green Behavior? Leveraging Sustainable Buildings to Promote Sustainable Behaviors
Speaker: Erin Hamilton, Assistant Professor of Design Studies, UW–Madison ...
Pollutants, Parasites, and People: When does preserving biodiversity protect communities from disease?
Speaker: Jessica Hua, Associate Professor of Forest and Wildlife Ecology ...
TBA
Speaker: Nimish Pujara, Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, UW–Madison ...
The COVID-19 Pandemic and Social Determinants of Health: Employment and Food (In)security in Wisconsin
Speaker: Mariétou Ouayogodé, Assistant Professors of Population Health Sciences, UW–Madison ...
Events have concluded for the semester. Stay tuned for future events!