Opportunities in Global Change and Geobiology/Biogeochemistry
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Simon Brassell, Indiana University
Simon's presentation focuses on opportunities emerging from our improved understanding of systems and processes, from improved analytical capabilities, and from the growth of interdisciplinary collaborations.
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Future Research Trends in Environmental Geology and Hydrogeology
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John Fountain, North Carolina State University
John's presentation focuses on two major trends in environmental geology and hydrogeology: multidisciplinarity and predicting the behavior of Earth systems.
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Frontiers in Solid Earth Geoscience
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Donna Whitney, University of Minnesota
Donna's presentation focuses on integrating our understanding of processes from different spheres of the Earth; in particular, making connections between deep processes and surface processes.
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