The Paul Karrow Lecture Series
Join us on Thursday November 16th for the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences annual Paul Karrow Lecture Series!
Paul F. Karrow is distinguished Professor Emeritus, Quaternary Geology. He is one of the founding members and first chair of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Waterloo. This lecture series is related to soft rock geology.
2017 Paul Karrow Lecture Series:
This
years
lecturer
is
Dr.
Matthew
Lamanna.
He
is
Assistant
Curator
of
Vertebrate
Paleontology
at
Carnegie
Museum
of
Natural
History
in
Pittsburgh,
PA.
Dr.
Lamanna's
research
focuses
on
dinosaurs,
birds,
and
crocodilians
that
lived
during
the
Cretaceous
Period—the
third
and
final
time
period
of
the
Mesozoic
Era,
or
Age
of
Dinosaurs.
“New Fossil Discoveries from the End of the Age of Dinosaurs in Antarctica”
Included are photos and videos that detail the experience of collecting fossils in this remote, inhospitable environment. Dr. Lamanna will also show a new short film, Expedition Antarctica during the talk.
This lecture is free and open to the public.
Register here at: ticketfi.com