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Advances in soft robotics usher in a new era of scientific analysis: Dr. Ausich discusses new link between robotics and paleontology
ORIGINALLY POSTED BY OHIO STATE NEWS. Press release published by Tatyana Woodall (woodall.52@osu.edu)Could robots, whose forms can be adapted to achieve almost any real-world…
Professor Ian Howat leads class field trip to Kelly’s Island
School of Earth Sciences Professor Ian Howat led a field trip for students and faculty to Kelly's Island and Marblehead, Ohio on 16…
Grottoli team discovers that coral survival in a changing climate is linked to their microbiome
Much like the gut microbiome in humans is associated with human health, the coral microbiome appears to play a role in coral health. The Grottoli team in the School of Earth Sciences conducted a…
Gómez group heads to Argentina
Between October 5 and 13 the research group from the Central Andes GNSS Project in Argentina, lead by Demián Gómez, performed maintenance tasks to continuous GNSS stations in the Argentine…
Homecoming Alumni Celebration
As part of the celebrations around University Homecoming, the School of Earth Sciences held a brunch on Saturday morning, October 7, in Orton Hall. Returning alumni had a great opportunity to meet…
‘Canary’ documentary featuring Ohio State scientist delivers climate message
ORIGINALLY POSTED BY OHIO STATE NEWS. Press release published by Tatyana Woodall (woodall.52@osu.edu).Lonnie Thompson has perhaps spent more time at the top of the world than anyone…
Outreach and Engagement at the Orton Museum
Since its inception, the Orton Geological Museum, along with its parent unit, the Department of Geology (now the School of Earth Sciences), has maintained a close link with the community. Both the…
Students Measure Geochemistry in the Field
Students Measure Geochemistry in the Field
In September, the Introduction to Geochemistry class (taught by Professor Liz Griffith) traveled to southeast Ohio to look at water quality…
Connections between Tropical Pacific Climate and Amazonian Rainfall as Recorded by High-Mountain Glaciers in Peru
ORIGINALLY POSTED BY BYRD POLAR AND CLIMATE RESEARCH CENTER
A recent study published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres is the first to examine the oxygen…