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Recent meetings


12 June 2003 at ANU Clem Davis
(Canberra Forecasting Office, Bureau of Meteorology.)
Meteorology of the Canberra Bushfires
15 September 2003 at ANU Prof. A.J. McMichael
(Director, National Centre for Epidemiology & Population Health, Australian National University.)
Climate Change: How Much of a Health Hazard?
29 October 2003 at CSIRO Dr John Finnigan
(CSIRO Atmospheric Research, Canberra.)
Earth System Science in the Early Anthropocene
[Joint with AIP and ANZIAM. Abstract available.]
4 November 2003 at ANU
 Dr Blair Trewin
(National Climate Centre, Bureau of Meteorology, Melbourne.)
Recent and Projected Climate Change in South-eastern Australia
17 February 2004 at CSIRO
 Prof. Sue Grimmond
(Indiana University)
Urban Climate [Abstract available.]
20 August 2004 at ANU
 Len Ferrari and Ted Pender
(Team Ferrari Environmental, Pender Environmental Consulting)
National Science Symposium: A Report on Serious Environmental Pollution in our Homes from Unflued Gas Heaters. [Joint meeting with the Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand. Abstract available.]
29 June 2005 at ANU
 Prof. John Dold
(University of Manchester)
Flames and some Perspectives on Bushfires [Joint with ANZIAM. Abstract available.]
28 March 2006 at ANU
 Melanie O'Byrne, Melissa Coman and Samantha Burgess (ANU).
“Interaction of incident coherent eddies with a headland wake”, “Horizontal convection and Sandström’s postulate revisited”, and “Geochemical ecology of South Australian corals: establishing high resolution records to evaluate potential as a paleoclimate archive”. [Student talks. Abstracts available.]