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New Center of Microbiome Science is in the works at Ohio State
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Himalayan glacier shows evidence of start of Industrial Revolution
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Lonnie Thompson one of the Columbus 'True Originals'
Lonnie G. Thompson, a paleoclimatologist, joins poet and author Hanif Abdurraqib, art and music producers Jack and Zoe Johnstone, and artists Jackie Calderone and Robert Post to be honored by the…
Congratulations to Michalea King & Kira Harris
The AGU Outstanding Student Presentation Award is a prestigious award that is only granted to the top 5% of student participants. The Byrd Center is pleased to recognize two students, Michalea…
Using Satellites and Supercomputers to Track Arctic Volcanoes
Chunli Dai and her work with the ArcticDEM project was recently featured in Earth & Space Science News (EOS). Read the story at EOS.org.
Dr. Dai's current research includes Quantifying…
Birds And Climate Change
Byrd Center Senior Research Associate and Principal Investigator, Dr. Aaron Wilson, discusses Birds and Climate Change on NPR's All Sides with Ann Fisher. Visit wosu.org to listen to the…
Killer heat: US cities plan for coming heatwaves
When heatwaves hammered US cities this summer - one of the hottest summers in recorded history - some city governments had a plan in place. Philadelphia’s plan sent homeless outreach teams to…
Congratulations to Dr. Chunli Dai for her newly awarded NASA project!
Quantifying Arctic Mass Wasting Using ArcticDEM Principal Investigator, Chunli Dai PROJECT ABSTRACT
Chunli Dai
The ArcticDEM project (www.arcticdem.org) has recently released a large…
Last remaining glaciers in the Pacific will soon melt away
The last remaining tropical glaciers between the Himalayas and the Andes will disappear in the next decade – and possibly sooner – due to climate change, a new study has found.
The glaciers…