Meltzer joined colleagues from the Instituo Geofisica at Escuela Politécnica Nacional in Quito to deploy 55 seismometers on land and 10 ocean-bottom seismometers above the rupture zone and adjacent
Edward Evenson, Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences and distinguished scientist of glacial geology, died August 7 at his home in Mackay, ID. He was 80.   Born in Wisconsin in 1942, Evenson
A funny thing happened to Eugene Vivino ’16 on the day his landlord’s birds flew away. A woman who was helping to locate them was wearing a jacket with a logo that caught Vivino’s attention: 
Subduction Top to Bottom 2 (ST2B-2) Taking Shape in GEOSPHERE Subduction zones are where lithosphere is recycled into Earth’s mantle along ~55,000 km length of convergent plate margins (at
EES faculty member embarks on a voyage of discovery at Earth’s deepest depths by Jennifer Marangos Jill McDermott makes a habit of boldly going where few have gone before. An assistant professor in
Benjamin S. Felzer highlights the importance of new research showing that cleaning up ozone precursors within energy, industrial and transportation sectors could mitigate climate change. In a News

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