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Luncheon Speaker Kyle Atkins-Weltman, "Segmental mass properties in end-Cretaceous dinosaurs and their ecological implications," TGS Annual Business Meeting

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Luncheon Speaker Kyle Atkins-Weltman, "Segmental mass properties in end-Cretaceous dinosaurs and their ecological implications," TGS Annual Business Meeting

When
19 May 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Location
Hotel Indigo
Spaces left
7

Registration

Guest Luncheon – $35.00
Member Luncheon – $25.00
Student Luncheon
Webinar

Registration is closed

Join us Tuesday May 19th!!

Lunch starting at 11:30
12:00 TGS Annual Business Meeting
Followed by "Segmental mass properties in end-Cretaceous dinosaurs and their ecological implications" with Kyle Atkins-Weltman

Kyle Atkins-Weltman is a PhD student at OSU and discovered a new dinosaur. He named it Eoneophron infernalis which translated means "Pharoah's dawn chicken from hell." He studies anatomy and physiology of the bird-like Anzu dinosaurs of the late Cretaceous Period. OSU Scholar Profile