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Sun, November 9, 2025

Science Sundays: "RNAi: a molecular spark in an information inferno"

3:00 pm
Fawcett Event Center, 2400 Olentangy River Rd Columbus, OH 43210
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Wed, November 12 - Thu, November 13, 2025

54th Annual Meeting & Symposium of Water Management in Ohio

8:00 am
Dublin, Ohio
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Thu, November 13, 2025

Emerging GIS Applications for Community and Environmental Health

7:15 am
Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center
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Fri, November 14, 2025

Earth Sciences Seminar: David Sandwell - Mapping the Global Seafloor Using Satellites and Ships: Recent Improvements from SWOT Gravity Using Machine Learning

1:45 pm
ML 291

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Improving Climate Models: New Study Quantifies Cloud and Radiation Biases Over the Southern Ocean

A new international study has provided essential insights into how clouds interact with radiation over the Southern Ocean, a key factor in Antarctic weather and climate dynamics and…

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Securing Pamir Ice Memory: Two Deep Cores Recovered at Kon Chukurbashi

An international team under the Swiss Polar Institute's PAMIR Flagship Initiative has completed a five-week, high-altitude drilling campaign on the Kon Chukurbashi Ice Cap in Tajikistan's Pamir…

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Study finds Antarctic deep circulation slowed during early deglaciation

A recent study published in Nature Communications finds that Antarctic Bottom Water (AABW) overturning circulation slowed rather than strengthened during the early phase of the last deglaciation,…

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What do ice cores tells us about climate change?

BBC World Service’s The Climate Question—stories on why we find it so hard to save our own planet, and how we might change that, spotlights how ice cores from Antarctica to Peru’s Quelccaya…

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