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“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…

Professor Panero will present on Earth-like exoplanets at Columbus Science Pub

Wendy Panero Joins ASC Podcast to Discuss High Pressure Work

Earth Sciences professor Wendy Panero joins History professor and host David Staley on this week's "Voices of Excellence." She discusses her practical and theoretical work studying the behavior of…

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Michael Braunagel Receives 2020 ASC Graduate Student Award for Teaching Excellence

Congratulations to School of Earth Sciences Ph.D. candidate Michael Braunagel for receiving the College of Arts and Sciences Graduate Student Award for Teaching Excellence. This year, College of…

Earth Sciences Student Activity Report 2019-2020

Earth Sciences 2019-2020 Graduate Student Report Now Available!

The 2020 Earth Sciences Graduate Student Activity Report highlights the work done by our graduate students over course of the academic year, including travel for conferences and field work as well…

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Earth Sciences 2020 Banquet Slide Show Now Available!

The 2020 Earth Sciences Spring Awards Banquet Slideshow chronicles the highlights of 2019-2020 school year for SES. From attending conferences across the country and performing field work across…

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Professor Derek Sawyer Awarded NSF Career Grant

SES Professor Derek Sawyer has been awarded a National Science Foundation Career Grant for his work on seafloor landslides!

The massive amount of sediment moved by seafloor landslides is a…

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Professor Ozeas Costa publishes new research: using natural radionuclides to reconstruct sediment accumulation rates in the South China Sea

Exciting research from SES Professor Ozeas Costa (OSU Mansfield) showing the first record of sediment accumulation rates for the northwestern portion of the South China Sea has recently…

Lindsey Hernandez NSF recipient

SES Graduate Student Lindsey Hernandez Receives 2020 NSF Graduate Student Research Fellowship

Congratulations to Ph.D. Student Lindsey Hernandez for being honored as a 2020 recipient of the National Science Foundation Graduate Student Research Fellowship to support her research on…