| Reconstructing an Eocene Arctic ecosystem Unusual
volcanic episode triggered Little Ice Age
LASP
scientists elected as AGU fellows
GPS uncovers possible Southwest quake risk
Insects hear with help from some very
unusual ears
Rachel Shaak, Matt Pranter, and
Gus Gustason are recognized for their excellent technical presentation at the 2011 SEPM
Annual Meeting for their work on the sequence stratigraphy of the lower Williams Fork
Formation in the Piceance Basin.
Ben Herber, recent CU graduate,
received the best poster award at the June 2011 AAPG-Rocky Mountain Section Convention for
his paper titled
"3D Seismic Interpretation of a Meteorite Impact, Red Wing Creek Field, Williston
Basin, western North Dakota."
Research conducted through Matt Pranter's
Reservoir Characterization and Modeling Laboratory (RCML) among those highlighted
Matt Pranter part of team that researches Niobrara in
Rockies - an unconventional reservoir that joins list of "Hot Shales". Read AAPG
Explorer article
Ancient alligators and giant tortoises on
Ellesmere Island
Paul Weimer is elected President of the
AAPG
Rebecca
Flowers receives NSF Career Award
A Colorado cave
might hold a key to extraterrestrial life forms
Anne Sheehan - New
Zealand ocean bottom seismometer experiment
Stern
Receives Honorary Degree From Universidad de Magallanes
Evidence For
Ancient Lake On Mars |