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Lonnie Thompson elected as a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Distinguished University Professor, Dr. Lonnie Thompson of the School of Earth Sciences and Byrd Center has been elected a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences! …

From art to zooplankton: The effects of climate change are far-reaching

By Laura Arenschield

Climate change’s effects are already widespread, accelerating soil erosion, bleaching coral reefs and prompting…

Kira Harris | 2018 McKenzie-Brecher Scholarship Winner

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Study: Climate change reshaping how heat moves around globe

The Earth’s atmosphere and oceans play important roles in moving heat from one part of the world to another, and new…

New paper by Steve T

One goal of the Measuring the Water Cycle research group is to improve global estimates of river discharge by utilizing remote sensing data to fill gaps in gaging networks. With currently…

Weather Forecasting for a Frozen Land

Each southern summer, students and faculty from Ohio State University travel to Antarctica to investigate topics like sea level rise. The weather is the key factor governing safe and efficient…

Michalea King wins 2nd AGU Outstanding Student Presentation Award

Michalea King, Earth Sciences/Byrd Center PhD. candidate, has won her 2nd consecutive Outstanding Student Presentation Award from the American Geophysical Union. This prestigious award is only…

Polar Rock Repository Releases New Website.

The United States Polar Rock Repository is excited to announce the release of a brand new website.

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New paper by Apoorva

Apoorva Shastry has just had a paper accepted in Frontiers. Describing it, she writes: 

According to the World Disasters Report, over 59,000 people were killed with 865 million…