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Title: “Abrupt Climate Change: Mechanisms, Patterns and Impacts”,Rashid, H., Polyak,L. & Mosley-Thompson, E. (eds.)Geophysical Monograph series#193, Washington, D.C., pp.242.Title: “The role of Hudson Strait in Younger Dryas sedimentation in the Labrador Sea”,Rashid H.，Piper DJW，Flower outlet BP,特邀演讲1.Rashid, H., et al., 2018, Sediment dynamic sortable silt suggest variable Labrador Current and LSW strength during the Younger Dryas and 8,200-year meltwater outburst event, Goldschmidt 2018 meeting in Boston, USA. 2. Rashid, H., Piper, D. J. W., MacKillop, K., McQuarrie, Zhu, M.-J., and Xing, J.-L., 2018, Dynamics of sediments on a sediment starved, current swept continental margin adjacent to a former continental ice-sheet: the SE Grand Banks Slope off Newfoundland, International Sedimentological Congress, Québec City, Canada.3. Rashid, H., Gang, L., Xu, Y.-P., Piper, D. J. W., Zhu, M.-J., and Xing, J.-L., 2018, Freshwater forcing modified the Labrador Current vigor and northwest Atlantic slope waters during the Little Ice Age and Medieval Climate Anomaly, annual meeting of the European Geosciences Union, Vienna, Austria.4. Rashid, H., and Piper, D. J. W., 2017, Discharge of water and sediment from ice-streams on the southeastern Laurentide Ice Sheet during Heinrich events: timing and magnitude, Fall 2017 AGU meeting, New Orleans, LA, USA.5. Lazar, K. B., Rashid, H., Vermooten, M., and Dong, M.-Q., 2017, Abrupt changes in bottom water benthic foraminiferal assemblages during Heinrich events 1-4, Fall 2017 AGU meeting, New Orleans, LA, USA.6. Rashid, H., Xiao, W.-J., Gang, L., Xu, Y.-P., and Piper, D. J. W., 2017, Reconstructing the Labrador Current during the past 1,400 years using dynamic sediment and organic geochemical proxies, Goldschmidt 2017 meeting in Paris, France.7. Rashid, H., 2017, Deep-sea records of abrupt past monsoon changes: why it matters to understand the mechanisms? XMAS-III meeting in Xi’men, China. 8. Rashid, H., Marche, B., Vermooten, M., Piper, D. J. W., Lazar, K. B., Brockway, B. D., and Fournier, E., 2016, An ultra-high resolution last deglacial marine sediment records of the Northwest Atlantic Ocean, Fall 2016 AGU meeting, San Francisco, USA.9. Rashid, H., Gourlan, A. T., Marche, B. & Sheppard*, B. (2016),Changes of the Indian summer monsoon recorded in the neodymium isotopes of the Andaman Sea sediments during the last deglaciation, Goldschmidt 2016 conference in Yokohama, Japan.10. Rashid, H.,MacKillop, K., Piper, D. J. W., Vermooten*, M., Higgins*, J., Marche*, B., Langer, K., Brockway, B. D., Fournier, E., Spicer, H., & Webb, M., Sediment movements and dispersal patterns on the Grand Banks continental shelf and slope were tied to the dynamics of the Laurentide ice-sheet margin, Fall 2015 AGU meeting, San Francisco, USA.11. Rashid, H., Vermooten*, M., Marche*, B., Oxford*, B., Fournier, E.,Piper, D. J. W. & Higgins, J., The Holocene climatic events in the Labrador Seaand Grand Banks, Canadian Quaternary Association biennial meeting, St. John’s, NL, August 2015.12. Rashid, H., Laurentide ice-sheet meltwater outburst is linked to the 10.2 ka climate anomaly, MacEwan University, Edmonton, April 2014.13. Rashid, H., Records of abrupt summer monsoon changes in the Indian Ocean sediments: link to the decline of Indus Valley Civilizations? Osaka City University, Osaka, December 2013. 14. Rashid,H, Why it matters to understand the mechanisms of Abrupt Climate Change? Hokkaido University, Sapporo, December 2013.15.Rashid, H., Indian monsoon response to abrupt climate change: links to Indus Valley civilizations decline? University of Tokyo, Tokyo, December 2013.16.Rashid, H., Indian Ocean circulation and terrestrial carbon cycle: connecting the longer timescale climate perspective, Atmosphere & Ocean Research Institute, Kashiwanoha, December 2013.17. Rashid, H. & Lazar*, K. M., Differences in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) during the LGM and Holocene, National University of Ireland-Galway, August 2012.18. Rashid, H., A 25,000 years North American ice-sheet record from the Labrador Sea and Great Lakes’ sediments, Western Michigan University, July 2012.19. Rashid, H., England*, E. & Konfirst**, M. A., Indian monsoon response to abrupt climate changes: links to the decline of Indus Valley Civilizations? University of Southern Mississippi, Hatiesburg, March 2012.20. Rashid, H., Vouis*, R. & Rodgers*, B., Perspective on Holocene Climate variability of North America, University of Regina, Saskatoon, Canada, November 2011.21. Rashid, H. & Best*, K., Monsoon and Meltwater: Assessing the water availability in a changing climate in the Indian Subcontinent, Newcastle University, UK, October 2011.22. Rashid, H., England*, E. & Rodgers*, B., Records of abrupt summer monsoon changes in the Indian Ocean sediments: link to the decline of Indus Valley Civilizations? Texas A & M University, College Station, TX, March 2011. 23. Rashid, H., England*, E. & Rodgers*, B., Records of abrupt summer monsoon changes in the Indian Ocean sediments: link to the decline of Indus Valley Civilizations? University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, February 2011.24. Rashid, H., Abrupt Climate Change: Why it matters to understand the mechanisms, Bishop’s University, Québec, Canada, 2011.25.Rashid, H., A snapshot of four glacial cycles from the North Atlantic, PAGES Interglacials (PIGS) meeting, LDEO-Columbia University, October 2010.26.Rashid, H., Sediment transfer mechanism in an ice-sheet margin adjacent to a continental ice-sheet, Mount Royal University, Calgary, Canada, March 2010.27. Rashid, H., Abrupt Climate Change: Why it matters to understand the mechanisms, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada, 2009.28.Rashid, H., Atlantic Meridional Overturning circulation variability of the last 460,000 years: a paleo-proxy bases perspective, Earth and Planetary Sciences, Johns Hopkins University, MD, 2009.29. Rashid, H. & Boyle, E. A., Reconstructing the instability of the Laurentide Ice-Sheet during the last four glacial cycles: A multi-proxy approach, Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, 2009.30. Rashid, H., Abrupt Climate Change: Why it matters to understand the mechanisms, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, 2009.31. Rashid, H., Abrupt Climate Change: Why it matters to understand the mechanisms, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, 2009. 32. Rashid, H., Piper, D. J.W. & Mansfield, C., The Younger Dryas meltwater signal: a new assessment of the role of the ice-proximal Hudson Strait outlet to the Labrador Sea and Atlantic Ocean, University of Bergen, Norway, 2008.33. Rashid, H., Millennial-scale four glacial cycles’ ocean ventilation and sea-surface variability records from the western North Atlantic, European Project for Ice Core Drilling in Antarctica (EPICA) open science meeting in Venice, Italy, 2008.34