Events

Join us Wednesdays at 3:30 for our fall departmental seminar series. This week's guest is Eric Booth, presenting "A hydrologist and a rhetorician,’ a story of learning how to collaborate on mixed-methods river research across the humanities and biophysical sciences."

Join us Wednesdays at 3:30 for our fall departmental seminar series. This week's guest is Hannah Kenagy, presenting "Laboratory, model, and observational perspectives on atmospheric organic aerosol production."

SWAC is excited to host our first Distinguished International Lecture: Global Issues in Soil, Water, and Climate. This series features experts in the fields of soil, water, and climate science working outside the United States and Europe. This year's special guest is Dra. María Susana Alvarado Barrientos.

Join us Wednesdays at 3:30 for our fall departmental seminar series. This week's guest is Kathy Klink, presenting "Urban farms as green infrastructure for urban heat mitigation."

Join us Wednesdays at 3:30 for our fall departmental seminar series. This week's guest is Yao-Yi Chiang, presenting "Fine-Scale Soil Mapping in Alaska with Multimodal Machine Learning."

Join us for the 32nd Kuehnast Lecture on Thursday, October 2, 2025 with special guest Dr. Elizabeth Barnes.

Join us Wednesdays at 3:30 for our fall departmental seminar series. This week's guest is Jeppe Kjaersgaard, presenting "Evaluation of nitrogen inhibitor effectiveness."

Join us Wednesdays at 3:30 for our fall departmental seminar series. This week's guest is Drew Kessler, presenting "Supply Chain Approaches to Accounting for Environmental Outcomes on Working Farms."

The Flies, Frass, Feces, and Fields webinar will explore how black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) can transform food and agricultural waste into valuable products for both animal feed and soil health. This webinar is moderated by LAAS and SWAC researcher alum Nancy Bohl Bormann.

Presented by the Precision Agriculture Center, this event will bring together international and regional experts in the field to share their research and highlight advancements in precision agriculture in the Upper Midwest.