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Corey conducts field work at White Clay Creek, Delaware

Corey Wallace, PhD candidate in Earth Sciences, has been awarded a postdoctoral fellowship from the National Science Foundation. This highly competitive award will support Corey's new research on …

The GNET station ASKY in NW Greenland

SES geodesist Michael Bevis and a team of collaborators from the USA, Denmark, Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg recently published an article in which they argued that the Greenland ice sheet…

Professor Grottoli's research suggest that the coral microbiome may offer resilience to corals in the face of climate change

SES Professor Grottoli's research suggest that the coral microbiome may offer resilience to corals in the face of climate change. The study, published in PLOS One, was recently highlighted by the…

Saving the Greenland Ice Sheet

Three Earth Sciences students won Outstanding Student Presentation Awards from the American Geophysical Union. These prestigious awards are only granted to the top 5% of student participants at…

Transmission electron microscopy image from Dr. Liu's new study

Congratulations to Earth Sciences postdoc Tingting Liu (Cole group; Ph.D. OSU, 2017), whose recent publication was identified as a Hot Article of 2018 in Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. The…

Research from Panero lab helps narrow the search for life in the universe

Presenting some of the work done by current and former students in her group, including undergraduate students, Professor Wendy Panero gave an invited presentation at the Fall 2018 AGU in a joint…

Tom R. Gas

Tom Darrah, Professor in the School of Earth Sciences and Associate Director of CERTAIN, was recently named the recipient of the 2018 NGWA John Hem Award. The National Ground Water Association is…

Students at Hiroshima Peace Memorial

Last May, Ohio State students from Earth Sciences and Public Health traveled to Japan as part of a unique interdisciplinary study abroad opportunity led by Professor Motomu Ibaraki. The…

Geochemistry class poses at Lake Hope boat dock

Professor Liz Griffith took her Earth Science 5621 Introduction to Geochemistry course on a field trip to Southeastern Ohio to see first-hand the impacts and remediation of abandoned mine drainage…