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Oceanography Students Explore Marine Life at Zoo and Coral Farm
Professor Andrea Grottoli led her Earth Sciences Oceanography class on their annual field trip to experience marine organisms firsthand, visiting both the Reef Systems Coral Farm and the Columbus Zoo…
SES Alumni Board Visits Campus for Strategic Planning and Student Engagement
The School of Earth Sciences Alumni Board visited campus on November 3rd, bringing together professional expertise and student curiosity through strategic planning sessions, career…
Field Trip Takes Graduate Students Through Guadalupe Mountains' Carbonate Formations
During fall break, Professors Derek Sawyer and Matthew Saltzman led a field trip to share the spectacular geology of the Guadalupe Mountains with 8 of our earth science graduate students. The 5…
OSU Graduate Student Presents Research at International Marine Sediments Conference in UK
Ohio State University School of Earth Sciences graduate student Saffron Martin traveled to Southampton, United Kingdom, this October to present her research at the Gas in Marine Sediments (GIMS16)…
Friends of Orton Hall Fund continues to provide strong support for SES students
The Friends of Orton Hall Fund has been providing invaluable support for our students to conduct fieldwork, present at conferences, and achieve research milestones. We extend our heartfelt thanks to…
New textbook written by Professor Jun-Yi Guo
A new textbook entitled Physical Geodesy: Global Elastic Deformation of the Earth, authored by Prof. Jun-Yi Guo is currently in press with Springer. Its contents belong to the…
Dr. Emilie Beaudon Receives NSF CAREER Award
Dr. Emilie Beaudon, Research Scientist at the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center and Assistant Professor in the School of Earth Sciences, has been awarded an NSF-CAREER grant. Her 5-year…
College of Arts and Sciences launches BuckAI Observatory
To capitalize on the opportunities offered by artificial intelligence (AI) and The Ohio State University’s focus on becoming a national leader in the field, the College of Arts and Sciences has…
New study by Prof. Grottoli's team shows that resilient coral are likely to survive warming oceans, but not thrive.
A new publication in the journal Science of the Total Environment by Professor Grottoli's team and lead by her postdoc Dr. Hulver shows that even the most resilient corals will suffer from sustained…