Ed Lorenz Lecture
The Ed Lorenz Lecture honors the life and work of the renowned mathematician and meteorologist for his pioneering work in nonlinear geophysics. This Nonlinear Geophysics section named lecture is presented annually at the AGU Fall Meeting, held in San Francisco, Calif. The Lorenz Lecture is webcast and made available as an archived presentation on the AGU website.
The Lorenz lecturer is selected in recognition of original contributions to the field of nonlinear geophysics.
Lecture Includes
- Lecture certificate
- Announcement in Eos
- Invitation to present the Lorenz Lecture at the AGU Fall Meeting during the lecture presentation year
- Recognition at the AGU Fall Meeting during the lecture presentation year
2017 Lorenz Lecturer: Richard Klein, Ergodicity and Phase Transitions and Their Implications for Earthquake Forecasting
To submit a nomination/recommendation for the Lorenz Lecture, please send to Lorenz Lecture Chair, Cecile Penland.
Previous Lorenz Lecturers