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(March 9, 2022)
Eight Syracuse University Students Receive the 2022 Holmes Award For Outstanding Undergraduate AchievementThe Holmes Award is given each year in memoriam of Chauncey D. Holmes, an alum of Syracuse University who established the honor to recognize outstanding introductory students in the earth sciences.
(Feb. 15, 2022)
EES Researchers Explore the Factors that Shaped the Massive Cauca River Canyon in the Tropical AndesThe team’s research pinpoints tropical locations more susceptible to erosion.
(Dec. 21, 2021)
EES Professor Tao Wen Awarded Grant to Design Algorithm to Analyze Surface Water QualityWen's project will be the first hydrology-informed geospatial analysis tool capable of automatically analyzing multiple datasets
(Dec. 14, 2021)
EES Professor Jay Thomas Awarded NSF Grant for Work with Granite SolidificationThomas will conduct a series of lab-based experiments to redefine the granitic water-saturated solidus.
(Nov. 24, 2021)
EES Professor Part of Expert Committee Helping to Shape the Future of Paleoclimate ResearchThonis Family Professor Tripti Bhattacharya served on a panel of paleoclimatologists who provided input for a report distributed by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.
(Nov. 24, 2021)
Professor Linda Ivany Featured in Exhibit Highlighting the Work of Women PaleontologistsA virtual and in-person exhibit at the Museum of the Earth in nearby Ithaca explores the achievements and discoveries made by women studying the rich history of life on planet Earth.
(Nov. 23, 2021)
Samuel Tuttle Awarded NASA Grant to Study SnowmeltInformation about snowmelt can help scientists forecast flooding and track climate change.
(Nov. 5, 2021)
An Expedition to a Volcanic Hot SpotStudents, faculty and alumni from the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences travel to an iconic geological destination in Iceland.