Quantitative environmental reconstructions: Panacea or poisoned chalice?
12:00pm - 1:00pm /
Monday 7th March 2016
/ Venue: Lecture Theatre 2 South Teaching Hub
Type: Seminar /
Category: Department
- 0151 795 0184
- Sheryl Ramos
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The research interests of Professor Stephen Juggins, University of Newcastle, focus on the field of Paleolimnology. His presentation will follow recent research undertaken about using quantitative techniques to try and reconstruct environments using ecological and paleoecological data. The presentation will be of interest to individuals interested in environmental change, as well as spatial statistics as well.
The Department of Geography runs weekly lunchtime seminars involving external speakers showcasing new and exciting developments in research in the fields of Geography and Planning. All staff and students are invited to attend.
The Department of Geography runs weekly lunchtime seminars involving external speakers showcasing new and exciting developments in research in the fields of Geography and Planning. All staff and students are invited to attend.