California Institute of Technology, Division of Geological & Planetary Sceinces Los Angeles, California Professor Hiroo Kanamori with grad students & post-docs
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The Seismo Lab Social is an event looked forward to each term. This is a time when faculty, visitors, grad students, post-docs and staff join together to socialize in a casual setting. New arrivals are introduced and welcomed, while our departing friends are bid a fond farewell. The relaxed atmosphere provides a place for all to become acquainted with one another professionally and personally. As with any good social, refreshments and a great time are shared by all.

Cake and refreshments.



 

Professor Robert Clayton welcoming new grad students to the Seismo Lab.
   


Professor Jeroen Tromp (left) welcoming visiting Professor How-Wei Chen (right).

New grad students Carl Tape (right) and
Ravi Kanda getting to know each other.
 

Professor Hiroo Kanamori (left) welcoming visitor, Professor Munyoshi Furumoto (right).

Undergrad and web designer Debbie Lee (right), grad students Min Chen (center)
and Anita Ai (left)
     


Fiscal Manager, Elsa Villate with post-doc, Xyoli Perez-Campos.


Professors Joann Stock and Nadia Lapusta.
 


Ph.D 2003, Matt Pritchard and
Professor Mark Simons.


Administrative Assistant Michele May (left)
and Professor Robert Clayton (right).

 
 


Grad students, Min Chen (left), Eun-seo Choi
and Ozgun Konca


Rowena Lohman, grad student and
Matt Pritchard, Ph.D 2003

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