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DESCRIPTION:Greetings\,The Physics seminar this week will meet on Friday\, 
 September 20 at 3:00 pm.  You can join us live in 210 FH or online at this
  link: https://wright.webex.com/wright/j.php?MTID=m98ce55c37eb23185c01d736
 56e6114f1 The talk will be by Dr. Geraldine (Geri) Richmond (pre-recorded)
 . The talk was originally presented Dec 14\, 2023 at the 2023 Fall America
 n Geophysical Meeting when she was a plenary speaker and is titled 'Histor
 ic Opportunities in the Inclusive Quest to Save the Planet.'  We hope you 
 can join us.Dr. Richmond is currently serving as the Undersecretary for Sc
 ience and Innovation at the Department of Energy (DOE). In this role she o
 versees the DOE's Office of Science\, the largest federal sponsor of basic
  research in the physical sciences in the U.S.\, DOE’s applied R&D offices
  of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy\, Fossil Energy and Carbon Mana
 gement\, Nuclear Energy\, and Electricity as well as 13 of DOE’s national 
 laboratories. She is on leave from the University of Oregon where she hold
 s the Presidential Chair in Science and Professor of Chemistry. Her resear
 ch focuses on laser-based and computational methods to understand the stru
 cture and dynamics at liquid surfaces with relevance to environmental and 
 technological interests. She is a member of the U.S. National Academy of S
 ciences and has received numerous awards including the National Medal of S
 cience. A career-long advocate for underrepresented groups in STEM fields\
 , she is the founding director of a grass-roots organization called COACh 
 that has helped over 25\,000 women scientists and engineers in career adva
 ncement in the U.S. and in dozens of developing countries around the world
 . A native of Kansas\, Richmond received her B.S. in chemistry from Kansas
  State University and her Ph.D. in physical chemistry at the University of
  California\, Berkeley.
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LOCATION:Fawcett Hall room 210
SUMMARY:Physics Seminar:  Historic Opportunities in the Inclusive Quest to 
 Save the Planet
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