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Professor Panero speaks on exoplanets at AGU
Presenting some of the work done by current and former students in her group, including undergraduate students, Professor Wendy Panero gave an invited presentation at the Fall 2018 AGU in a joint AGU…
Professor Darrah receives John Hem Award
Tom Darrah, Professor in the School of Earth Sciences and Associate Director of CERTAIN, was recently named the recipient of the 2018 NGWA John Hem Award. The National Ground Water Association…
Study abroad Japan: Geology & Human Health
Last May, Ohio State students from Earth Sciences and Public Health traveled to Japan as part of a unique interdisciplinary study abroad opportunity led by Professor Motomu Ibaraki. The…
Field trip to acid mine drainage sites
Professor Liz Griffith took her Earth Science 5621 Introduction to Geochemistry course on a field trip to Southeastern Ohio to see first-hand the impacts and remediation of abandoned mine drainage on…
Presidential Fellowship awarded to Samantha Carter
Samantha Carter was awarded a Presidential Fellowship by the Ohio State Graduate School. The Presidential Fellowship recognizes outstanding scholarly accomplishments and potential of doctoral…
Orton Hall welcomes new dinosaur
Visitors welcomed a new permanent installation in the Orton Geological Museum, Cryolophosaurus ellioti, at an open house on October 7. The 7-foot dinosaur replica was brought to Ohio State largely…
OSU SES goes to SACNAS
Professor Berry Lyons and graduate student Melisa Diaz recently attended 2018 SACNAS: The National Diversity in STEM Conference, where they participated in a session on Arctic and…
Professor Emeritus Elliot tells story of dinosaur discovery on local news
In anticipation of the arrival of the Cryolophosaurus at the Orton Geological Museum, Professor Emeritus David Elliot sat down with 10TV and explained how he discovered the dinosaur. Watch his…
Professor Howat's team produces stunning map of Antarctica
Earth Science Professor Ian Howat and collaborators have produced a new high resolution terrain map of Antarctica, called the Reference Elevation Model of Antarctica, or REMA. Previously, we knew…