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This month's events

• Hollywood Science Meets Berkeley Lab
  

  Hollywood Science Meets Berkeley Lab

  Science at the Theater, Feb. 4, 7-9 p.m. Goldman Theater, will launch a new Science Café series, featuring an informal interview of SyFy TV’s Eureka co-creator, Jaime Paglia.

• Don DePaolo presents at Carbon Cycle 2.0
  

  Don DePaolo presents at Carbon Cycle 2.0

  Don DePaolo presents "Geo and Bio Sequestration" at 12:30pm Wednesday, Feb. 3rd at the Bldg. 50 Auditorium. Carbon Cycle 2.0 is a Berkeley Lab initiative to deliver creative solutions toward a carbon-neutral energy future.

• Bill Collins presents at Carbon Cycle 2.0
  

  Bill Collins presents at Carbon Cycle 2.0

  Bill Collins presents "A Future without CC2.0" from 1-2pm Monday, Feb. 1st at the Bldg. 50 Auditorium. Carbon Cycle 2.0 is a Berkeley Lab initiative to deliver creative solutions toward a carbon-neutral energy future.

• U.S. Earthquake Preparation/Prediction
  

  U.S. Earthquake Preparation/Prediction

  Ernie Majer appears with Daniel Sieberg (CBS News) in a report on "Where America Stands" on earthquake predictions. Majer and his team were recently able to see specific changes in the ground hours before a small earthquake.

• Induced Seismicity Workshop Announced
  

  Induced Seismicity Workshop Announced

  Workshop on Induced Seismicity due to Fluid Injection/Production from Energy Related Applications will take place on February 4th, 2010 at Stanford University.

• DSSS: Patricia Dove
  

  DSSS: Patricia Dove

  ESD's Distinguished Scientist Seminar Series proudly hosted Patricia Dove (Virginia Tech), who presented "Investigating the physical basis of biomineralization" Friday, January 15th in the Building 50 Auditorium.

• New Year. New Job. New You!
  

  New Year. New Job. New You!

  Start the New Year off right and come work at Berkeley Lab. ESD has several openings, including senior scientist and joint appointment associate professor. Click here to search current openings.

• Simulation Reveals Climate Change Link
  

  Simulation Reveals Climate Change Link

  George Moridis and Matt Reagan are running a simulation, using the TOUGH+HYDRATE computer code, which allows them to model the dissociation of hydrates and the migration of gas in sediments.

• DePaolo Named AAAS Fellow
  

  DePaolo Named AAAS Fellow

  Don DePaolo is one of five Berkeley Lab scientists have been named to the 2009 class of “Fellow” by the American Association for the Avancement of Science (AAAS).

• DSSS Video Replay: Peter Kelemen
  

  DSSS Video Replay: Peter Kelemen

  Watch the video replay of Peter Kelemen's (Columbia University) presentation "Enhanced in situ Mineral Carbonation in Peridotite for CO2 Capture and Storage" from December 11^th at 10:30am in the Building 50 auditorium.