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Kara Lamantia's Recent Research on Historical Tropical Methane Featured By Earth.com

Kara Lamantia’s recent research on historical tropical methane has been gaining traction. Her article was published in Nature last week and highlighted in a recent Byrd Center story. This…

Damaged homes, trees, and yards in Indian Lake after a tornado swept through in 2024.

Aaron Wilson Discusses Ohio’s Climate Future in Crain’s Cleveland Business

Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center Principal Investigator and State Climatologist of Ohio Aaron Wilson recently contributed to Crain’s Cleveland Business coverage examining…

Job Opening: Polar Archivist

Please share widely with archivists, librarians, special collections professionals, historians of science, and those interested in Antarctic and Arctic collections.

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The Case for Quelccaya

A new white paper by Byrd Center paleoclimatologist Lonnie Thompson outlines the case for creating a National Park in Peru's Quelccaya region, home to the world's largest tropical ice cap. The…

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Prof. Melisa Diaz Awarded the 2026 F.W. Clarke Award

Professor and Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center Principal Investigator Melisa Diaz was recently honored with the F.W. Clarke Award for her pioneering research investigating the geochemical…

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Byrd Center Featured in New Yorker: Our Warming Planet Is a Petri Dish for New and Deadly Microbes

The Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center was recently featured in a New Yorker article exploring how climate change is transforming microbial life across the planet. In “Our Warming Planet…

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Ellen Mosley-Thompson Named One of Columbus Monthly’s 2026 Inspiring Women

The Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center is proud to share that Ellen Mosley-Thompson, Distinguished University Professor Emerita and senior research scientist, has been named one of Columbus…

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PhD Student H Rainak Khan Real Awarded at OSU Hayes Research Forum and Graduate Research Proposal Competition

PhD student H Rainak Khan Real was recently awarded 2nd place at the OSU Hayes Research Forum for his presentation "From Microns to Meters: Using Remote Sensing to Understand the Spatial…

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Undergraduate Grace Davis Awarded Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program Position

Grace Davis, a third-year microbiology student was recently selected for the Ohio State's Summer Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program, which will support her project, “Microbial…