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2015 Field Camp Blog
Mackenzie Scharenberg, BS with Research Distinction, Geophysics track expected in Spring 2016, is blogging from field camp.
Following along here: http://u.osu.edu/scharenberg.4/
Kevin Meyer Awarded NSF EAPSI Fellowship
Kevin J. Meyer, first-year MS student and University Fellowship holder in the School of Earth Sciences, heads to Taiwan in June to study how typhoons might impact chemical weathering in…
Jeff Pigott wins NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship
Earth Sciences PhD student Jeff Pigott has been awarded a prestigious National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship. The fellowship provides full support for two years of study at the…
SES researchers aiding in Nepali disaster relief efforts
Dr. Myoung-Jong Noh and Associate Professor Ian Howat are producing high resolution elevation models for use in the Nepali earthquake relief effort. These data are critical for a range of uses,…
BPCRC Researchers Discover Human Air Pollution Dating to the Spanish Conquest of the Incas
Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center researchers have discovered the earliest evidence of large-scale human-produced air pollution dating to the Spanish conquest of the Incas during the 1500's.…
SES Professor Andréa G. Grottoli Presented at 4th Annual TEDxOhioStateUniversity
Professor Andrea Grottoli recently gave a TEDx OSU talk about "Our Connection to Corals" as part of the Human Narrative theme for this year's TEDx event (tedx.osu.edu) on 14 Feb 2015. TEDx…
SES Professor Wendy Panero On NPR's Science Friday
Professor Panero was interviewed on NPR's Science Friday on January 2 to discuss the results of OSU's Mineral Physics Group's research on water storage in the Earth's mantle. Listen to the…
SES Researchers Part of Amazing Study Regarding the Origin of Water on Earth
SES Associate Professor Wendy Panero and doctoral student Jeff Pigott were part of a new study that is helping to answer the long-standing question: Did our planet make its own water through…
SES Professor C.K. Shum Featured in Groundbreaking Lake Erie Study
A study of Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) features OSU School of Earth Sciences Professor C.K. Shum.
The ongoing study is unusual, in that researchers are building the first detailed analyses…