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Total Meltdown: USU Geoscientist Says Greenland Ice Sheet Findings Sobering
Tammy Rittenour uses luminescence dating to analyze sediment samples from secret, Cold War-era military project.
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Climate Change, Criollo and the Colorado Plateau: Is an old Breed the Future for Cattle Ranching?
The Colorado Plateau, located in the western United States, is known for its stunning landscapes and wild-west ambiance.
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USU Geosciences Grad Students Excel in International Research Grant Competition
With 10 awardees, Aggies tie for first among 134 institutions from North and Central America vying for student grants…
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Fossil Finding: USU Faculty Uncover New Genus and Species
USU Uintah Basin faculty members Benjamin Burger, associate professor of geology, and Lea Ann Jolley, instructor of…
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USU Geologist Gets to the Bottom of the Cambrian Explosion, Trilobite Evolution in Grand Canyon
Professor Carol Dehler is part of a NSF-funded, multi-institution team unlocking prehistoric secrets of early animal…
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Ask an Expert: Tips for Earthquake Readiness
With the recent earthquake near Salt Lake City, many people are wondering how they can be prepared if there are more…
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Buried Secrets: USU Geoscientist Aids Efforts to Study Climate Data from Cold War Base
Tammy Rittenour provides luminescence dating expertise for analysis of long-forgotten, sub-ice sheet core samples…
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USU 'CAREER' Grant Recipient Receives New NSF Funding, New Challenges
Geoscientist Tammy Rittenour explores timing of geologic processes and maps stories of a restless planet with…
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Peak Performance: USU Geosciences Undergrad Explores Research Frontiers
Madison Taylor among first cohort of Peak Summer Research Fellows
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USU Geologists Explain Cache Valley Geology in New Video
Science education project is part of multiple, departmental outreach endeavors
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USU Geologists Detail Likely Site of San Andreas Fault's Next Major Quake
Susanne Jänecke, Dan Markowski, Jim Evans publish in GSA's 'Lithosphere'
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. Burning Coal Likely Caused Earth's 'Great Dying' says USU Geologist
Benjamin Burger reports new findings about Permian-Triassic Extinction