The north of Lake Superior is incredibly beautiful, and although sparsely populated it has been highly significant in the economic and sociopolitical development of North America. A new course, Lake Superior Ecology will be offered in the August summer session to explore sites from Duluth, MN to Thunder Bay, ON that hold significance to this region. Class size is limited […]
Department of Chemistry Seminar presents: Elizabeth Austin-Minor Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry and The Large Lakes Observatory University of Minnesota – Duluth Monday, Feb. 18 1:30 p.m., Room SL102 Organic matter in Lake Superior Abstract:
Presented by: Jay Austin from the Large Lakes Observatory Department of Physics University of Minnesota, Duluth Friday, Sept. 21 3:00-3:50 p.m. 325 Hagen Hall Near Inertial oscillations, which are due to the propagation of Poincare’ waves (rotationally modified gravity waves) dominate the kinetic