EEPS Dissertation Defense: Samuel Patzkowsky
"Evolving Heavy Noble Gas Isotope Compositions of the Ancient Mantle and Atmosphere"
Events
EEPS Brown Bag: Hydrology Presentations
Weird Stars: St. Louis Astronomical Society April Meeting
Richard Heuermann, St. Louis Astronomical Society, will be presenting "Weird Stars"
Special Brown Bag: The state of Creve Coeur Lake under changing environmental pressures, management, and conservation practices
EEPS Undergraduate Symposium
Undergraduate thesis presentations will begin at 3PM in Rudolph Hall 301 followed by a poster session with light food and beverages on the 2nd floor. To attend the oral presentations remotely, please use this Zoom link: https://wustl.zoom.us/j/94680199352
EEPS Brown Bag: Earth Data Challenge
Final Presentations and Awards
EEPS Dissertation Defense: Jedidiah Dale
"Applications of High-Resolution Topography to Geomorphic and Hydrologic Processes in the Upper Mississippi River Valley"
EEPS Dissertation Defense: Henry Dawson
"Serpentinization on the Seafloors of Icy Moons and its Implications on Fault and Fracture Propagation"
EEPS Class of 2026 Graduation Reception
Join us by the Mars Rover on the 2nd floor of Rudolph Hall at 11:30 AM following the A&S Recognition Ceremony to celebrate all of our 2026 EEPS department graduates.
Planets with Two Suns: St. Louis Astronomical Society May Meeting
Ekrem Esmer, McDonnell Center Postdoctoral Fellow, Washington University in St. Louis, will be presenting "Planets with Two Suns: What Eclipsing Binaries Can Tell Us About Their Hidden Worlds"
EEPS Dissertation Defense: Kelsey Woody
Dissertation title to be announced
EEPS Dissertation Defense: Robert Kostynick
Process from Noise: Erosion Threshold Variability and the Morphology of Gravel-Bed Rivers