School of Earth and Climate Sciences

A 2000 Year Detailed Climate Reconstruction Using a South Pole Ice Core

A 2000 year long climate history of Central Asia, based on paleoclimate proxies, weather station records, climate reanalyses and ice core chemical records.

Microscale Stress Heterogeneities Drive Chemical and Mechanical Evolution of Rocks and Ice

Rheological significance of microscale bridge zones in natural lithospheric materials Friday, September 13th, 2019 11:00 AM Bryand Global Sciences Center Room 100

Bradfield Lyon   Using a Lagrangian Framework to Study Historical and Projected U.S. Summer Heat Waves

UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SCHOOL OF EARTH AND CLIMATE SCIENCES   Brown Bag Seminar  Wednesday - 12:00 noon  October 2, 2019  100 Bryand Global Sciences Center  Dom Winski  Tropical Links to High-Latitude Climate Change during the Anthropocene  

Brown Bag Seminar  Wednesday - 12:00 noon  October 9, 2019  100 Bryand Global Sciences Center  Andrei Kurbatov A Roadmap for Recovery of the Oldest Ice Core Record from Allan Hills, […]

Kirk Maasch An update from UCAR

Ed Grew   Minerals at the Nanoscale in the Luobusa Ophiolite, Tibet, China: Challenges in Characterizing TiB2, TiSi2, TiP, Ti10(Si,P)7 and Ti11(Si,P)10 Formed from Super-Reduced Mantle-Derived Fluids  

Dr. Fidel Costa Interim Director Earth Observatory of Singapore What magmatic processes and time scales drive volcanic eruptions? Thursday, October 24th, 2-3 pm, BGSC 203

Doug Jerolmack The Secret Life of Pebbles: how the history of Earth and other planets is encoded in pebble shape

The Ocean Stored More Respired Carbon during the Last Ice Age

What can englacial stratigraphy tell us about the history of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet?

Melting Icebergs: the other unruly creature in the Arctic

UMaine Arctic Launch Event The University of Maine is an EEO/AA employer, and does not discriminate on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, transgender status, gender expression, […]

Six University of Maine explorers will talk about their experiences participating in the most comprehensive scientific expedition ever conducted on Mount Everest. A free, public panel discussion, “The University of […]

Sulfur: The Final Frontier

Quantifying weathering at the Rio Cupeyes NEON dry forest, Sabana Grande, Puerto Rico

STRUCTURE FROM MOTION METHODOLOGY CAPTURES SEASONAL INFLUENCE ON COASTAL BLUFF EROSION AND LANDSLIDE HAZARDS IN CASCO BAY, ME.