Seminars

Seminars

JPL sponsors many different seminar and lecuture series, including the von Karman Lectures Series, the Earth and Space Science Colloquium, Science 101, and many other events -- some of which are open to the public.

Science on Ice: What Ice Says About Past, Present, and Future Climate

04.15.21

The von Kármán Lecture Series

Helicopters in Space

03.11.21

The von Kármán Lecture Series

Beyond Interstellar - Extracting Science from Black Hole Images - Part II

03.01.21

KISS Virtual Workshop

Survey of Transverse Range Fire Scars in Ten Years of UAVSAR Polarimetry

02.25.21

335 Forum Series

Tidal and Convective Dynamics of Europa’s Subsurface Ocean

02.25.21

Icy Worlds Collaboration & Exchange (ICE) Seminar

Understanding the formation of jet streams and storms on Saturn and Jupiter using 3D convection simulations

02.23.21

Dix Planetary Science Seminar

Blue Sky Studies Seminar - Implementation of a Sensor and Communications Interplanetary Network Enabled by SmallSats

02.23.21

Abstract: The interplanetary network (IPN), a large sensor and communications platform along the solar system, could be the basis for the space internet. The IPN consists of thousands of small spacecraft strategically deployed around planetary bodies in the solar system where each spacecraft is furnished with fast communications and sensor systems. The IPN spacecraft, furnished with suitable miniaturized sensors, could form a remarkable deep space platform for unique observation of the solar system, stars, galaxies and

Implementation of a Sensor and Communications Interplanetary Network Enabled by SmallSats

02.23.21

Blue Sky Seminar Series

Paleomagnetic Evidence for Partial Differentiation of Planetesimals and Long-Lived Dynamo Activity

02.22.21

Planetary Science Seminar (SVCP)

How to Quantify the Unobservable: A Guide to Modeling the Extreme Ultraviolet Spectrum

02.22.21

Exoplanet Science Initiative Journal Club Series

Water Vapor Saturation and Ice Cloud Occurrence in the Atmosphere of Mars

02.19.21

Mars Forum

Australian New Year’s pyroCbs produced an unprecedented injection of combustion products into the stratosphere

02.19.21

CCS Friday Seminar Series

Probing cosmology with the weak lensing effect of Type Ia Supernovae: A new perspective

02.18.21

Roman Virtual Lecture Series

The carbon cycle of southeast Australia during 2019—2020: Drought, fires and subsequent recovery

02.11.21

Carbon Club Seminar Series

Patterns of Life: Chemical Structures that Learn, and Measuring the Complexity of Exoplanets

02.09.21

Dix Planetary Science Seminar

Global Dust Redistribution on Mars: Insights from Observed Surface Temperatures

02.09.21

Postdoc Seminar Series

JPL Center for Climate Sciences – Special Carbon Symposium

02.09.21

Center for Climate Sciences Seminar

How Much Solar Radiation Does Atmospheric Mineral Dust Absorb?

02.08.21

Earth Science Seminar (SVCP)

Understanding the Impacts of Stellar Companions on Planet Formation and Evolution: A Survey of Stellar and Planetary Companions within 25 pc

02.08.21

Exoplanet Science Initiative Journal Club Series

Constraining the Enceladus Geysers’ Outgassing Parameters Using DSMC Simulations and the Markov Chair

02.08.21

Planetary Science Seminar (SVCP)

Evidence of Global Mean Increases in the Frequency of Daily and Sub-daily Heavy Precipitation

02.05.21

CCS Friday Seminar Series

Evidence of Global Mean Increases in the Frequency of Daily and Sub-daily Heavy Precipitation

02.05.21

WebEx (https://jpl.webex.com/jpl/j.php?MTID=m780fcb62b4151003ec704c5d739646c7) Meeting number (access code): 199 122 0567 Meeting password: ccsfridayseminar

Planetary Protection

02.04.21

The von Kármán Lecture Series

Mapping optical properties to improve predictions of ecosystem functions on terrestrial ecosystems

02.04.21

Carbon Club Seminar Series

Radial Labyrinth Terrains: What Can They Tell Us About Titan’s Ice Shell?

02.04.21

Icy Worlds Collaboration & Exchange (ICE) Seminar

JPL Postdoc Research Day Award Ceremony

01.28.21

Virtual Postdoc Award Ceremony

Comet Interceptor

01.28.21

ICY Worlds Collaboration and Exchange

The Ultraviolet Spotlight on Exoplanets

01.25.21

KISS Webinar

Advances in aerosol assimilation and future perspectives

01.25.21

Aerosol and Cloud, Convection and Precipitation (ACCP) Webinar Series

Results from the Curiosity rover’s exploration of Vera Rubin ridge including Mastcam multispectral and laboratory spectroscopy results

01.22.21

Mars Forum

Shaping Science: Organizations, Decisions, and Culture on NASA’s Teams (Book Talk)

01.22.21

Europa Clipper Lecture Series

Predicting the future of ice sheets in a changing climate

01.22.21

CCS Friday Seminar

Spacecraft Origami

01.14.21

The von Kármán Lecture Series

An Image is Worth a Thousand Species: Improving Plant Biodiversity Prediction with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks

01.14.21

Carbon Club Seminar Series

Effusive cryovolcanism on Europa

01.14.21

Icy Worlds Collaboration & Exchange (ICE) Seminar

Prospects and Challenges for ML-Driven Spacecraft Operations Planning

01.13.21

Abstract:

The Icy Mid-Latitudes of Mars

01.12.21

Dix Planetary Science Seminar

Redox Revolutions – Earth and Beyond

01.11.21

Planetary Science Seminar (SVCP)

Simulating Roman/CGI observations of the reflected light exoplanet spectra of the bright, nearby exoplanet ups And d

12.17.20

WebEx (https://jpl.webex.com/jpl/j.php?MTID=m63cbc0f8e06ab2f33cfbb2391d481da9) Meeting number (access code): 904 509 520 Meeting password: roman

From Here to There to Everywhere: Networks and a New Path for Astrobiology

12.16.20

Yuk Lunch Seminar

Quantum Sensing Speaker Series: Zheshen Zhang

12.16.20

Assistant Professor Zheshen Zhang will discuss entangled sensor networks empowered by machine learning on Dec. 16 at noon. Join by phone: +1-510-210-8882 USA TollMeeting number (access code): 199 234 3295Meeting password: YTg27FzMMN3

Correlating cloud formation in hot Jupiter’s to other planetary parameters

12.14.20

Exoplanet Science Initiative Journal Club Series

A Conversation with NASA Astronaut Robert L. Behnken

12.03.20

Caltech Event

Moon Diver Mission Concept

11.25.20

Planetary Science Seminar Series

The Volatile Composition of Comets

11.24.20

Dix Planetary Science Seminar

11.18.20

Yuk Lunch Seminar

What's to Love About Venus?

11.12.20

The von Kármán Lecture Series

The Pre-RNA World: Investigating Nitrogen Heterocycle Chemistry to Elucidate Plausible Structures of Primitive Genetic Material Relevant for the Origins of Life

11.04.20

Yuk Lunch Seminar

Improving Hurricane Intensity Forecast With Machine Learning and NASA Satellite Data

10.28.20

Yuk Lunch Seminar

Bill Ayrey, Lunar Outfitters: Making the Apollo Space Suit

10.28.20

NASA's Virtual History Brown Bag Talk

Behind the Spacecraft: From Space, It's Just One Planet

10.28.20

Seminar

Polygonal Patterns of Vortices Surrounding the Poles of Jupiter

10.21.20

Yuk Lunch Seminar

FARSIDE: A Mission to Place a Radio Telescope on the Lunar Farside

10.19.20

Gregg Hallinan, Professor of Astronomy at Caltech, will discuss the probe-class mission

Galaxy of Horrors: Terrifying Real Planets

10.15.20

The von Kármán Lecture Series

Teaching Space With NASA: Infrared Light

10.14.20

NASA Webinar

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Science on Ice: What Ice Says About Past, Present, and Future Climate

04.15.21

The von Kármán Lecture Series

Helicopters in Space

03.11.21

The von Kármán Lecture Series

Beyond Interstellar - Extracting Science from Black Hole Images - Part II

03.01.21

KISS Virtual Workshop

Survey of Transverse Range Fire Scars in Ten Years of UAVSAR Polarimetry

02.25.21

335 Forum Series

Tidal and Convective Dynamics of Europa’s Subsurface Ocean

02.25.21

Icy Worlds Collaboration & Exchange (ICE) Seminar

Understanding the formation of jet streams and storms on Saturn and Jupiter using 3D convection simulations

02.23.21

Dix Planetary Science Seminar

Blue Sky Studies Seminar - Implementation of a Sensor and Communications Interplanetary Network Enabled by SmallSats

02.23.21

Abstract: The interplanetary network (IPN), a large sensor and communications platform along the solar system, could be the basis for the space internet. The IPN consists of thousands of small spacecraft strategically deployed around planetary bodies in the solar system where each spacecraft is furnished with fast communications and sensor systems. The IPN spacecraft, furnished with suitable miniaturized sensors, could form a remarkable deep space platform for unique observation of the solar system, stars, galaxies and

Implementation of a Sensor and Communications Interplanetary Network Enabled by SmallSats

02.23.21

Blue Sky Seminar Series

Paleomagnetic Evidence for Partial Differentiation of Planetesimals and Long-Lived Dynamo Activity

02.22.21

Planetary Science Seminar (SVCP)

How to Quantify the Unobservable: A Guide to Modeling the Extreme Ultraviolet Spectrum

02.22.21

Exoplanet Science Initiative Journal Club Series

Water Vapor Saturation and Ice Cloud Occurrence in the Atmosphere of Mars

02.19.21

Mars Forum

Australian New Year’s pyroCbs produced an unprecedented injection of combustion products into the stratosphere

02.19.21

CCS Friday Seminar Series

Probing cosmology with the weak lensing effect of Type Ia Supernovae: A new perspective

02.18.21

Roman Virtual Lecture Series

The carbon cycle of southeast Australia during 2019—2020: Drought, fires and subsequent recovery

02.11.21

Carbon Club Seminar Series

Patterns of Life: Chemical Structures that Learn, and Measuring the Complexity of Exoplanets

02.09.21

Dix Planetary Science Seminar

Global Dust Redistribution on Mars: Insights from Observed Surface Temperatures

02.09.21

Postdoc Seminar Series

JPL Center for Climate Sciences – Special Carbon Symposium

02.09.21

Center for Climate Sciences Seminar

How Much Solar Radiation Does Atmospheric Mineral Dust Absorb?

02.08.21

Earth Science Seminar (SVCP)

Understanding the Impacts of Stellar Companions on Planet Formation and Evolution: A Survey of Stellar and Planetary Companions within 25 pc

02.08.21

Exoplanet Science Initiative Journal Club Series

Constraining the Enceladus Geysers’ Outgassing Parameters Using DSMC Simulations and the Markov Chair

02.08.21

Planetary Science Seminar (SVCP)

Evidence of Global Mean Increases in the Frequency of Daily and Sub-daily Heavy Precipitation

02.05.21

CCS Friday Seminar Series

Evidence of Global Mean Increases in the Frequency of Daily and Sub-daily Heavy Precipitation

02.05.21

WebEx (https://jpl.webex.com/jpl/j.php?MTID=m780fcb62b4151003ec704c5d739646c7) Meeting number (access code): 199 122 0567 Meeting password: ccsfridayseminar

Planetary Protection

02.04.21

The von Kármán Lecture Series

Mapping optical properties to improve predictions of ecosystem functions on terrestrial ecosystems

02.04.21

Carbon Club Seminar Series

Radial Labyrinth Terrains: What Can They Tell Us About Titan’s Ice Shell?

02.04.21

Icy Worlds Collaboration & Exchange (ICE) Seminar

JPL Postdoc Research Day Award Ceremony

01.28.21

Virtual Postdoc Award Ceremony

Comet Interceptor

01.28.21

ICY Worlds Collaboration and Exchange

The Ultraviolet Spotlight on Exoplanets

01.25.21

KISS Webinar

Advances in aerosol assimilation and future perspectives

01.25.21

Aerosol and Cloud, Convection and Precipitation (ACCP) Webinar Series

Results from the Curiosity rover’s exploration of Vera Rubin ridge including Mastcam multispectral and laboratory spectroscopy results

01.22.21

Mars Forum

Shaping Science: Organizations, Decisions, and Culture on NASA’s Teams (Book Talk)

01.22.21

Europa Clipper Lecture Series

Predicting the future of ice sheets in a changing climate

01.22.21

CCS Friday Seminar

Spacecraft Origami

01.14.21

The von Kármán Lecture Series

An Image is Worth a Thousand Species: Improving Plant Biodiversity Prediction with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks

01.14.21

Carbon Club Seminar Series

Effusive cryovolcanism on Europa

01.14.21

Icy Worlds Collaboration & Exchange (ICE) Seminar

Prospects and Challenges for ML-Driven Spacecraft Operations Planning

01.13.21

Abstract:

The Icy Mid-Latitudes of Mars

01.12.21

Dix Planetary Science Seminar

Redox Revolutions – Earth and Beyond

01.11.21

Planetary Science Seminar (SVCP)

Simulating Roman/CGI observations of the reflected light exoplanet spectra of the bright, nearby exoplanet ups And d

12.17.20

WebEx (https://jpl.webex.com/jpl/j.php?MTID=m63cbc0f8e06ab2f33cfbb2391d481da9) Meeting number (access code): 904 509 520 Meeting password: roman

From Here to There to Everywhere: Networks and a New Path for Astrobiology

12.16.20

Yuk Lunch Seminar

Quantum Sensing Speaker Series: Zheshen Zhang

12.16.20

Assistant Professor Zheshen Zhang will discuss entangled sensor networks empowered by machine learning on Dec. 16 at noon. Join by phone: +1-510-210-8882 USA TollMeeting number (access code): 199 234 3295Meeting password: YTg27FzMMN3

Correlating cloud formation in hot Jupiter’s to other planetary parameters

12.14.20

Exoplanet Science Initiative Journal Club Series

A Conversation with NASA Astronaut Robert L. Behnken

12.03.20

Caltech Event

Moon Diver Mission Concept

11.25.20

Planetary Science Seminar Series

The Volatile Composition of Comets

11.24.20

Dix Planetary Science Seminar

11.18.20

Yuk Lunch Seminar

What's to Love About Venus?

11.12.20

The von Kármán Lecture Series

The Pre-RNA World: Investigating Nitrogen Heterocycle Chemistry to Elucidate Plausible Structures of Primitive Genetic Material Relevant for the Origins of Life

11.04.20

Yuk Lunch Seminar

Improving Hurricane Intensity Forecast With Machine Learning and NASA Satellite Data

10.28.20

Yuk Lunch Seminar

Bill Ayrey, Lunar Outfitters: Making the Apollo Space Suit

10.28.20

NASA's Virtual History Brown Bag Talk

Behind the Spacecraft: From Space, It's Just One Planet

10.28.20

Seminar

Polygonal Patterns of Vortices Surrounding the Poles of Jupiter

10.21.20

Yuk Lunch Seminar

FARSIDE: A Mission to Place a Radio Telescope on the Lunar Farside

10.19.20

Gregg Hallinan, Professor of Astronomy at Caltech, will discuss the probe-class mission

Galaxy of Horrors: Terrifying Real Planets

10.15.20

The von Kármán Lecture Series

Teaching Space With NASA: Infrared Light

10.14.20

NASA Webinar

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