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H Rainak Khan Real presenting at AAG

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…

Sediment core extracted by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR)

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…

Researchers collect an ice sample in a cave in Great Basin National Park.

Congratulations to Rylin Lofton and Wyatt Walker, both undergraduate researchers in the Polar Geomicrobiology Group, for being awarded grants to support their research projects exploring the role…

A block of ancient, dirty ice with particles of dust in it.

Congratulations to Byrd Center Principal Investigators, Assistant Professors Alex Michaud and Emilie Beaudon (Earth Sciences), on receiving a one-year grant from the College of Arts and Sciences…

Happy Holidays 2024! white frame with gold accents with an image of tents on Whillans Subglacial Lake embellished with lights and a decorated tree.

This year's holiday card embellishes an image selected from our Polar Geomicrobiology Group, taken by Alex Michaud on Whillans Subglacial Lake in 2013. The Lake's namesake, Ian Whillans, was a…

Nature view of snow-covered mountain in a distance with a creek and grassy field landscape.

In a recent study published in the American Chemical Society's Environmental Science & Technology journal, researchers investigated how iron can inhibit the transfer of phosphorus, a…

A snow covered mountain with rocky peaks under blue skies.

In an effort to understand the earth's climate system, especially the regional variability of precipitation, which is essential for managing water resources, vegetation, and ecosystems,…

Byrd center logo in the middle of collage of 6 images, 3 top 3 bottom of scientist lab and field work

The Byrd Center is pleased to announce that three new Byrd-affiliated faculty members in the School of Earth Sciences (SES) will start in January 2024! A warm welcome to Emilie Beaudon, Melisa…