How about some columnar basalt & Compton Peak ⛰️amidst a glorious @ShenandoahNPS Fall? Join the Association of Women Geoscientists on Saturday, October 26🗓️https://t.co/TJAJLqIRkG
ALL are welcome. 🤗
Food🍲& drink🥤to follow in Front Royal.
Geo-educators got a bonus session after a day in the field #GSA2024. Innovative and generous with his knowledge, Hollister shared how he made this, and excellent lower res versions on his iPhone. #virtualfieldtrips
Today, my team announced our open educational resource on scientific ocean drilling during our talk at #GSA2024! The first 1/3 of the #OER is now available on @pressbooks & includes some history about #SciOD, drilling vessels, video/audio/H5P & more!
https://t.co/TY3E9g2hEz
Who's up 1st at this week's meeting?
Jane Hammarstrom @usgs will present "Critical minerals in the U.S.: Past, present, and potential"
Join us Wednesday, September 4!
🗺️Cosmos Club, Washington D.C.
John Wesley Powell Auditorium
7:30 pm Social 🥤🍻 Three 20' talks @ 8:00
Honoring Florence Bascom today as we explore her stomping grounds with Lily Pfeifer & Aaron Barth of @RowanGeology at the Earth Educators’ Rendezvous!
This SATURDAY, 6/15 @ 5 p.m. see "The Bones," a documentary exploring the world of dinosaur bone trading. 📽️🦖
Landmark E St Cinema, 555 11th St NW, DC
Tickets: https://t.co/EPTkvRYy42
Post-film discussion with Director Jeremy Xido @jeuxjeux & featured scientists @NatGeo
Here @Keplers and found @MichaelDoyle10’s book on Roy Kepler and the paperback book revolution. Originally published in hardcover 🤔, next spring it’s out in …paperback! 💃🏻
Congratulations to the fifth class of UC President’s Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings Fellows, 27 highly accomplished young scientists awarded the opportunity to join Nobel laureates from around the globe at the 2024 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in Germany. https://t.co/W1JANdSx2B
Tomorrow 4 pm, Andrew H. Knoll presents the Helz Lecture "The Deep History of Life" @UofMaryland
George R. & Rosalind Helz (both GSW members) established the Helz Distinguished Lecture in Geology Series for @umdgeology to host a leader in science.
More at
https://t.co/IRdQMmotOb
#OTD April 2, 1961 Ocean floor basalt is first cored.
"Delight on the CUSS. We brought up a great core of basalt, dark blue... very hard with extrusions of crystals exuding in lines...beautiful...The scientists are guarding this core like tigers."
-John Steinbeck, Life Magazine