Njord Seminar Series fall '21

We are delighted to cordially invite you to Njord Seminar Series for the fall semester of 2021.

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We have an exciting and diverse schedule, with interesting speakers and topics, and we are very much looking forward to the talks. Due to the circumstances, all talks in the series this semester will be taking place on Zoom, Fridays at 2 PM CET.

Below you can see the schedule. The talks are 45 minutes long, with 10-15 minutes allocated for questions and discussion at the end.

Recordings of some of the seminars is available upon request, get in contact with Mino.

Date	Confirmed speaker	Title of talk	Njord-host	Recording
August 20th	Renaud Toussaint (Universite de Strasbourg/University of Oslo)	Induced seismicity under Strasbourg: Possible mechanisms	Tom Vincent-Dospital
August 27th	Eric Larose (University Grenoble Alpes)	Environmental seismology: an emerging tool for probing slopes stability, rockfalls, and the evolution of the permafrost	François Renard	Available upon request
September 3rd	Luke Zoet (University of Wisconsin-Madison)	Investigating subglacial processes through seismicity and experimentation	Kjetil Thøgersen	Available upon request
September 10th	Christopher W. MacMinn (University of Oxford)	Fluid-fluid phase separation in a soft porous medium
September 17th	Internal seminar
October 1st	Mathijs Janssen (University of Oslo)	Electrolyte relaxation near electrified surfaces—from flat plates to nanoporous supercapacitors
October 8th	Julien Scheibert (Ecole Central Lyon)	Towards the design of contact interfaces with a specified friction law	Olivier Galland
October 22nd	Martijn van der Ende (Université Côte d'Azur)	Earthquakes, fibre-optic cables, and a zebra: intelligent solutions for tomorrow's seismology	Jessica McBeck	Available upon request
October 29th	Anna Rogowitz (University of Vienna)	Transforming a gabbro into an eclogite without fracturing - A tale of opening and closing fluid pathways	Luca Menegon
November 5th	Jordi Bolibar (Utrecht University)	Towards interpretable, physics-informed machine learning models for glacier evolution	John M. Aiken	Available upon request
November 12th	Camilla Cattania (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)	How do earthquakes begin? Numerical and theoretical insights into the nucleation processes of small and large earthquakes	Fabian Barras	Available upon request
December 3rd	Richard Walker (Leicester University)	The rock record of igneous sheet intrusions: the preservation of magma emplacement processes	Olivier Galland

Enjoy!

Published Aug. 18, 2021 2:56 PM - Last modified Dec. 28, 2021 8:48 AM