A Colorado cave might hold a key
to extraterrestrial life forms
Chilean
Earthquake Triggers Smaller Than Expected Tsunami
Anne Sheehan - New
Zealand ocean bottom seismometer experiment
Stern
Receives Honorary Degree From Universidad de Magallanes
Evidence For
Ancient Lake On Mars53-Million-Year-Old Arctic Mammals
Wintered in Darkness
Ancient Architecture Makes Italian
Earthquakes Deadly
Giff Miller named AGU Fellow
US
scientists head for the depths
A group of US scientists have begun the most comprehensive
and expensive study of New Zealand's deep sea fault line ever attempted, equipped with a
small army of state-of-the-art submersible seismographs.
Professor
Anne Sheehan: Teacher At Sea
What's shaking under the sea? Teacher-at-Sea Dan Tomlin and Geophysicist Anne Sheehan are traveling to
the Southern Ocean near New Zealand to install thirty earthquake-monitoring instruments on
the ocean floor. Learn about the science and follow the journey at sea here!
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Professor
Brian Hynek recognized with AIAA award
Professor Brian Hynek of LASP
has received the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Abe M. Zarem
Educator Award for his work in student advising.
NASA
Selects CU-Boulder To Lead $485 Million Mars Mission
Planetary scientist Bruce Jakosky is the principal investigator of a $485 million NASA
orbiting space mission that is being led by the University of Colorado at Boulder to probe
the Mars atmosphere for clues to past climates.
Marchitto/Lehman paper wins
Provost's award
Congratulations to Tom Marchitto who has been selected to receive a Provost's Faculty
Achievement Award.
Emily Knowles awarded NASA
Fellowship
Graduate student Emily Knowles was recently awarded a three year PhD Fellowship from the NASA
Earth and Space Sciences Fellowship Program for her proposal entitled
"Interpreting physical and chemical biosignatures in basalt". |