The 2010 Noble Lectures will be given by Prof. Raymond T. Pierrehumbert, Louis Block Professor in Geophysical Sciences at the University of Chicago.
The lectures will be given the week of April 19th, with a special Physics Colloquium on Monday, April 19th. They will focus on the climate of physical atmospheres.
More information about Prof. Pierrehumbert and his research interests is available on his website.
All lectures will take place in the Koffler Institute for Pharmacy Management, room KP 108. Refreshments will be served half an hour prior to the start of each lecture in the lobby of the Koffler Institute, just outside the lecture room. All five lectures will be one hour.
A reception will be held following the colloquium in the McLennan Physics Building, room MP 110.
Lecture Slides
NB: Unfortunately the movie files previously linked to here were corrupted. Replacements are
not likely to be available, but they will be posted here again if they can be obtained.
2009: Dr. Kelly Chance | The Physics of Atmospheric Gas Measurements |
2008: Prof. J. Michael Wallace | The Global Atmosphere in Motion |
2007: Dr. John P. Burrows | Atmospheric Chemistry and the Remote Sensing of the Global Atmosphere |
2006: Dr. Syukuro Manabe | |
2005: Prof. Michael McIntyre | |
2004: Dr. Guy Brasseur | |
2003: Prof. Clive Rodgers |
The Noble Lectures are made possible by the generous support of the Reginald and Muriel Noble Fund.