Are you interested in research or work in the alternative energy industry? In this webinar, hosted by the Geological Society of America, you will learn more about careers in the geothermal industry including academia, domestic and international consulting, and federal government. Presenters include Nick Hinz, Geologica from Geothermal Group, Lauren W.E. Boyd from the Department of Energy, and Greg Rhodes from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.

In this webinar, hosted by the American Geosciences Institute, experts from Hexagon and the Arizona Department of Water Resources will discuss the use of time-series displacement maps with a high point density for monitoring and mitigating subsidence due to subsurface extraction of resources such as water or hydrocarbons. Presenters include Derrold Holcomb, Product Manager of Advanced Sensor Software at Hexagon Geospatial and Brian Conway, Geophysics Unit Supervisor at the Arizona Department of...

In this webinar, hosted by the American Geosciences Institute, experts from NOAA, NSF, USGS, and NASA will provide insights into federal grant proposal opportunities available for geoscience students pursuing careers within academia. Speakers will discuss the nuances of each of their individual programs as well as provide some advice on how to submit successful applications. This webinar will introduce a variety of federal fellowship programs, examine the key components of the application mater...

The March 3 webinar featured Allison Steiner (Terrestrial Biosphere-Atmosphere Interactions) and Kevin Trenberth (Earth’s Changing Energy Budget). 

The March 10 webinar featured Sue Grimmond (Urban climates: From clouds to cloud computing) and Guy Brasseur (Ozone Depletion and Recovery).

The March 17 webinar features oral presentations by Ed Zipser ("Organized" Tropical Convection: Knowns and Unknowns after 50 Years of Focused Research) and Reto Knutti (Success stories, prospects and challenges in predicting long-term climate change).

The March 24 webinar features oral presentations by Susan C. van den Heever (Past Achievements and Future Challenges in Understanding, Observing and Modeling Cloud Processes) and Sonia I. Seneviratne (Weather and Climate Extremes).

The March 31 webinar features an oral presentation by Kristie A Boering (Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate on a Changing Earth).

The April 7 webinar features oral presentations by Doug Smith (Seasonal to Decadal Climate Prediction) and Marika Holland (The Emergence of a New Arctic).

The April 14 webinar features oral presentations by Jim Kossin (Detecting Trends in Tropical Cyclones) and Duane Waliser (A Systems Perspective on the Environmental Prediction Enterprise).

The April 21 webinar features oral presentations by Ben Santer (Fingerprinting the Climate System) and Brian Soden (Progress and Challenges in Understanding the Atmospheric Hydrological Cycle).