TUESDAY 05 JUNE Central Lecture Block Theatre 4 Time Speaker Seminar Title Primary Supervisor/s Session 3 | Chaired by: Yi Lu Martina Managing plastic waste in remote coastal areas - Avoiding the 9.30am Graciela Metternicht de Marcos Holmberg end of paradise lands. The 30-min city and health: investigating the between travel Shawn Laffan 9.40am Lauren Coyle time budget, public transport and chronic diseases. Christopher Pettit Quantifying the impacts of the off-farm movement of nitrogen on 9.50am Iris Xiao Bryce Kelly groundwater in the Murrumbidgee Catchment. Assessing the Effects of Land Use Change on Water Quality of 10.00am Kongmeng Ly Graciela Metternicht the Lower Mekong River. The factors affecting the concentration and character of Andy Baker 10.15am Liza McDonough dissolved organic carbon in groundwater. Martin Andersen Morning Tea 10.30am to 11.00am Session 4 | Chaired by: Ricardo Alvarez Pacheco Digital Soil Mapping of physical and chemical properties: 11.00am Maryem Arshad John Triantafilis Application for precision agriculture in sugarcane areas. 11.10am Hongyan Quan Magma, fluids and metals, Drake goldfield, north-eastern NSW. Ian Graham Quantifying Fugitive Methane Emissions from the Gas Sector in 11.20am Lexie Lu Bryce Kelly Australia. Digital soil mapping of soil organic carbon use proximal sensed 11.30am Nan Li John Triantafilis data at the field scale. The impact of fire on the geochemistry of speleothem-forming Andy Baker 11.40am Katie Coleborn drip water in a sub-alpine cave. Pauline Treble EXIT SEMINAR: Geochemical signatures of surface 11.55am Fang Bian environmental changes in two Australian caves: Fire signals and Andy Baker organic carbon archives. WEDNESDAY 06 JUNE Central Lecture Block Theatre 4 Time Speaker Seminar Primary Supervisor/s Session 5 | Chaired by: Corey Callaghan 9.00am Claire Nelson Why do we find diversity in animal signals? Terry Ord 9.10am Gabe O’Reilly Developing new methods and analyses for population genetics. Bill Sherwin Lizard thermal physiology: What potential exists for responses to 9.20am Mitchell Hodgson Lisa Schwanz changing climates?
TUESDAY 05 JUNE Central Lecture Block Theatre 4 Time Speaker Seminar Title Primary Supervisor/s Session 3 | Chaired by: Yi Lu 9.30am Martina de Marcos Holmberg Managing plastic waste in remote coastal areas - Avoiding the end of paradise lands. Graciela Metternicht 9.40am Lauren Coyle The 30-min city and health: investigating the between travel time budget, public transport and chronic diseases. Shawn Laffan Christopher Pettit 9.50am Iris Xiao Quantifying the impacts of the off-farm movement of nitrogen on groundwater in the Murrumbidgee Catchment. Bryce Kelly 10.00am Kongmeng Ly Assessing the Effects of Land Use Change on Water Quality of the Lower Mekong River. Graciela Metternicht 10.15am Liza McDonough The factors affecting the concentration and character of dissolved organic carbon in groundwater. Andy Baker Martin Andersen Morning Tea 10.30am to 11.00am Session 4 | Chaired by: Ricardo Alvarez Pacheco 11.00am Maryem Arshad Digital Soil Mapping of physical and chemical properties: Application for precision agriculture in sugarcane areas. John Triantafilis 11.10am Hongyan Quan Magma, fluids and metals, Drake goldfield, north-eastern NSW. Ian Graham 11.20am Lexie Lu Quantifying Fugitive Methane Emissions from the Gas Sector in Australia. Bryce Kelly 11.30am Nan Li Digital soil mapping of soil organic carbon use proximal sensed data at the field scale. John Triantafilis 11.40am Katie Coleborn The impact of fire on the geochemistry of speleothem-forming drip water in a sub-alpine cave. Andy Baker Pauline Treble 11.55am Fang Bian EXIT SEMINAR: Geochemical signatures of surface environmental changes in two Australian caves: Fire signals and organic carbon archives. Andy Baker WEDNESDAY 06 JUNE Central Lecture Block Theatre 4 Time Speaker Seminar Primary Supervisor/s Session 5 | Chaired by: Corey Callaghan 9.00am Claire Nelson Why do we find diversity in animal signals? Terry Ord 9.10am Gabe O’Reilly Developing new methods and analyses for population genetics. Bill Sherwin 9.20am Mitchell Hodgson Lizard thermal physiology: What potential exists for responses to changing climates? Lisa Schwanz
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