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Coral Bleaching Research Coordination Network Virtual Workshop 2020

Temperature stress is the single largest threat to coral reefs globally and the focal topic of the Coral Bleaching Research Coordination Network (CBRCN). Funded by the US National Science…

Chunli Dai

Predicting Future Alaskan Landslides

SES Alum and Senior Research Associate at Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center Dr. Chunli Dai was recently featured in the College of Arts and Sciences' College News for her research…

Andrea Grottoli

SES Professor Andréa Grottoli Featured in Springer 2020 World Oceans Day Campaign

Publishing company Springer featured a story entitled "Raising our Voice for Coral Reefs on World Oceans Day" by Earth Sciences professor Andréa Grottoli as part of its 2020 World…

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SES Professor Tom Darrah Tapped to Lead the OSU Global Water Institute

School of Earth Sciences faculty member Tom Darrah has been selected to become the new executive director of The Ohio State University Global Water…

Standard commencement ceremony in Ohio Stadium from the graduating student's point of view

Creating New Traditions for Graduation During the COVID-19 Pandemic

 

Due to COVID-19, the 2020 Ohio State commencement ceremony was conducted virtually. Generally held in Ohio Stadium, spring commencement…

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SES Professor C.K. Shum Collaborates with Mershon Center on Study of Migration Crisis in Bangladesh

School of Earth Sciences professor and Distinguished University Scholar C.K. Shum, in collaboration with the Ohio State University's Mershon Center, has been researching how climate…

“Wobble” may precede some great earthquakes, study shows

New Study Co-Authored by SES Professor Michael Bevis Finds "Wobble" Before 2011 Japan Earthquake

The land masses of Japan "wobbled" in the months leading up to a devastating magnitude-9.0 earthquake in 2011, new research shows. A new study co-authored by Earth Sciences professor Michael Bevis…