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Amy Leventer

Amy Leventer to be Awarded 2018 Goldthwait Polar Medal

Professor Amy Leventer will be awarded the 2018 Goldthwait Polar Medal for outstanding contributions to polar science

The Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center is pleased to…

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As Johnson's chair term ends, faculty and staff offer thanks

After a four-year term leading The Ohio State University’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), staff and faculty thanked outgoing chair Joel Johnson for his…

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Announcing McKenzie/Brecher Undergraduate Scholarship

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

Garry McKenzie & Henry Brecher Undergraduate Scholarship Fund

Attention UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS…

REMA

Scientists Map Earth’s Most Remote Regions

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Lanscape photos demonstrating the changes on Quelccaya from 1977 to 2016

Documenting the demise of Quelccaya: The world’s largest tropical ice cap

For over 40 years Byrd Center researchers have observed and documented the changes.

August 23, 2018

From August 14 to Sept 4, 2018, researchers from the Byrd Polar and Climate Research…

Geology: August 2018

Barium and barite dynamics in Antarctic streams

Research Article

Saelens, Elsa, C. Gardner, K.A. Welch, S. Welch, and B.W. Lyons. 2018. Barium and barite dynamics in Antarctic streams. Geology. 46. 10.1130/G45048.1.

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Ian Howat - Greenland

Byrd Center Welcomes New Director

.field-name-field-news-image{display:none} Ian Howat (right) and Santiago de la Peña (left) conducting fieldwork in Greenland, 2014.

The Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center is…

Lynn Everett

Lynn Everett Retires from Byrd Center, Receives Rae Mercier Award

Lynn Everett retired from the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center on June 29 after serving for nearly four decades. Lynn was well known beyond Ohio State, having worked as the center's grants…