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Professor Melisa Diaz Helps Shape Innovative Wilderness Science Program for Youth
CIRES' Girls* on Rock program, a wilderness science education initiative for high school youth, has found new success in 2024 thanks to NSF funding. Our own Dr. Melisa Diaz, assistant professor…
Cosmic Rays Reveal Earth's Geological Secrets and Climate Future
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Advanced Dating Techniques Using Cosmic Rays Offer New Insights into Earth's Past and Present Environmental Challenges
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The End of an Era: The JOIDES Resolution Embarks on Its Final Expedition
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The scientific community is bidding farewell to the JOIDES Resolution, a storied ocean drilling vessel that has significantly…
Advancing Glacial Research in the Tropics through Innovative Ice Core Studies
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In a detailed article published in the Environmental Monitor earlier this year, Distinguished University Professor…
Climate Change and Its Impact on Iron and Phosphorus Dynamics in Arctic Tundra Ecosystems
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In a recent study published in the American Chemical Society's Environmental Science & Technology journal,…
Congratulations Summer 2024 Earth Sciences Graduates!
Congratulations to our summer 2024 graduates!For edits or updates, contact ses-comms@osu.edu.
Leadership change in the School of Earth Sciences
On June 30th, Professor Steven Lower completed his term as Director of the School of Earth Sciences. Some of the highlights of his term include hiring six new faculty members: Emilie Beaudon,…
Study Abroad Field Experience in The Bahamas, Spring Break 2024
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Professors Jill Leonard-Pingel and Liz Griffith led 15 students on the Study Abroad program “Exploring the…
SES Together While The Sun Was Hidden Behind The Moon
This April, many were excited about having the luck of witnessing a total solar eclipse without traveling faraway. This is no exception for students in geodetic science. The totality belt of the…