Global Warming: A Science Perspective
Regardless of one’s perspective the effects of global warming are a quantifiable set of environmental results. That is why the SFU Dean of Science Office invited some of the world's leading scientists to present results of their research in the six-part series of talks, "Global Warming: A Science Perspective".
The series is designed to speak to a general audience of undergraduate and graduate students, faculty from across the Faculty of Science and the University and interested members of the public. All talks will be streamed live at http://www.irmacs.sfu.ca/about/live-video and then archived below.
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| Wednesday, February 23rd, 12.30pm | IRMACS Theatre |
The Instrumental Temperature Record and what it tells us about Climate Change Francis Zwiers Director of the Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium University of Victoria, B.C. Video Archives: High Resolution: 
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| Wednesday, March 2nd, 12.30pm | IRMACS Theatre |
Climate Change and the Melting Polar Ice Caps Kenneth Golden Professor of Mathematics and Adjunct Professor of Bioengineering University of Utah Video Archives High Resolution:
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| Wednesday, March 9th, 12.30pm | IRMACS Theatre |
The Role of the Oceans in Climate |
| Tuesday, March 15th, 12.30pm | IRMACS Theatre |
The Role of Clouds and Water Vapor in Climate Change David Randall Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado Video Archives High Resolution:
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| Wednesday March 23rd, 12.30pm | IRMACS Theatre |
The CLOUD Experiment at CERN Jasper Kirkby Head of the CLOUD Experiment CERN, Geneva. Video Archives High Resolution:
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| Wednesday, March 30th, 12.30pm | IRMACS Theatre |
Responding to the Climate Change Challenge Thomas Pedersen Professor and Director of the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions University of Victoria, B.C. Video Archives High Resolution:
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