Reeburgh Lecture Series

The Carelyn Y. and William S. Reeburgh Endowed Earth System Science Lecture Series honors the late Professor Emeritus William “Bill” S. Reeburgh (1940-2021), a founding professor of our Department and his wife Carelyn.

Past lectures in this series
For video footage of all past lectures in the Reeburgh Lecture Series, please visit the Reeburgh Lecture Series Archives.

2024. Prof. Susan Lozier. The meridional overturning circulation in the North Atlantic: new results and new questions

2023. Dr. David Battisti. The perplexing trends in climate over the Pacific Ocean and why they are important

2020. Dr. Claire Parkinson. A Satellite-Derived 42-Year Arctic and Antarctic Sea Ice Record

2019. Dr. Scott Doney. The Changing Seascape of Ocean Science Research

2018. Dr. Edward Brook. Update from the Ice: New Views of the History of Climate and Greenhouse Gases from Ice Cores

2014. Dr. David Victor. Getting Serious About International Cooperation on Climate Change

2013. Dr. James White. Ice Cores, Sea Level, and Abrupt Climate Change

2012. Dr. Bill Reeburgh. A Journey Through Methane Biogeochemistry

The Department of Earth System Science acknowledges our presence on the ancestral and unceded territory of the Acjachemen and Tongva peoples, who still hold strong cultural, spiritual and physical ties to this region.