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Joachim Moortgat, an associate professor in the School of Earth Sciences, provided background on hydrogen extraction for a feature in New Scientist. “The gold hydrogen rush: Does Earth…

Our own Professor Thomas H. Darrah was recently featured in an article by Forbes. Cofounder of Koloma, a clean fuel startup company, Darrah spent years studying where hydrogen pockets…

The Carboniferous Period (359–200 million years ago) is known as the “Age of Coal Swamps” and the “Age of Sharks.” And Ohio’s Carboniferous rocks are rich in both coal formed in these swamps and…

Photo of Professor Alex Michaud from the field, collecting sediment cores near the terminus of Kongsbreen, a glacier on the west coast of Spitsbergen,…

Established in 2006 by numerous donors, the Friends of Orton Hall fund supports undergraduate and graduate students doing research. In calendar year 2023, donors gave over $37,000 to support the…

Emilie in the BPCRC cold room, observing the visual stratigraphy of the Huascarán ice core.

Dr. Emilie Beaudon is an ice core…

In August 2024, Dr. Brendan Crowell will be joining the School of Earth Sciences as an Assistant Professor within the Division of Geodetic Science. He received his Ph.D. from Scripps Institution…

ORIGINALLY POSTED BY BYRD POLAR AND CLIMATE RESEARCH CENTER.  Emilie Beaudon Melisa Diaz…
ORIGINALLY POSTED BY BYRD POLAR AND CLIMATE RESEARCH CENTER. 

In a pioneering partnership with Google Arts & Culture, NASA has collaborated with artist Yiyun Kang to create an…