School of Earth and Climate Sciences

News

Gulf of Maine temperature changes during the past 11,000 years the focus of a new UMaine study
SECS Faculty and Graduate Students take part in National Geographic, Rolex Expedition to Mt. Everest
Emily Craig ’18, Eric Miller and Jesse Walters chosen as Fulbright Finalists
World Climate Negotiation Simulations to be held at Maine schools in May
Follow a Researcher® highlights UMaine student studying iceberg melt
College names Hall winner of 2019 Outstanding Research Award
Jesse Walters Receives Chase Distinguished Research Assistanship Award at 2019 Student Symposium
Stone, Deck and McConnell Among 2019 CUGR and MSGC summer fellowship winners
Why we should stop ignoring the life stories of minerals
These women are changing the landscape of Antarctic research
‘Grandfather Of Climate Science’ Wallace Broecker Dies At 87
Jesse Walters and Will Kochtitzky named semifinalists for Fulbright grants
The Juneau Icefield Research Program
Sandweiss co-writes monograph, delivers talks in Georgia, Denmark
Birkel, Mayewski prepare report to help Mainers plan for climate challenges
World Climate Interactive Negotiation Simulations to be held at Maine schools in October
Alicia Cruz-Uribe Winner of 2018 IAG Young Scientist Award
Gerbi named associate dean for research
UMaine Geology Club explores glacial deposits, volcanic rocks in Iceland
Awards for SECS students
Campbell, Hall part of massive UK-US examination of Antarctic glacier
Allie Balter wins NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Jesse Walters pens an article for the Traveling Geologist
AGU Outstanding Student Paper Award to Mariah Radue
Scientists stunned by massive snowfall increases among Alaska’s highest peaks
Ed Grew awarded medal from Russian Mineralogical Society
Midden mapping media coverage
Dr. Edward Grew guest editor of the August issue of “Elements”
Middens revealing archaeological treasures
ERS200 Penobscot River trip video
Reeve’s work in St. Croix highlighted in EPSCoR publication
Putnam paper receives public attention
Laura Hartman wins presentation award
Ed Grew’s study about Anthropocene minerals garners widespread attention
Channel bottom detection article with SECS co-author receives 2017 Best Technical Note award.
Improving the management of coupled coastal systems
U Maine Today article on research in Acadia National Park features School of Earth and Climate Sciences’ faculty and students
A Trek to the Giant Mongolian Glacier That Holds the Secrets to Global Warming
Cosmic rays from the galaxy help track retreat of glaciers on Earth
Research team uses storms in Wells, Maine to gain insight on rainfall and water quality patterns.
Developing climate resilience policy by studying pollutants trapped in glaciers
Fossils yield data to understand ocean circulation, climate
Perfect Dam Project
Record(?) amount of He-3 found in a terrestrial sample
Jill Pelto’s art gains attention
Kimberley Miner awarded Switzer fellowship
Aaron Putnam’s work on Asia climate history receives notice
SECS Annual student awards announced
Mineralogical Magazine publishes official citation and acceptance texts for Collins Medal awarded to Ed Grew in 2015
Paul Mayewski wins Hans Oeschger Medal in recognition of his outstanding contributions to ice core and climate research

School of Earth and Climate Sciences

News

Gulf of Maine temperature changes during the past 11,000 years the focus of a new UMaine study

SECS Faculty and Graduate Students take part in National Geographic, Rolex Expedition to Mt. Everest

Emily Craig ’18, Eric Miller and Jesse Walters chosen as Fulbright Finalists

World Climate Negotiation Simulations to be held at Maine schools in May

Follow a Researcher® highlights UMaine student studying iceberg melt

College names Hall winner of 2019 Outstanding Research Award

Jesse Walters Receives Chase Distinguished Research Assistanship Award at 2019 Student Symposium

Stone, Deck and McConnell Among 2019 CUGR and MSGC summer fellowship winners

Why we should stop ignoring the life stories of minerals

These women are changing the landscape of Antarctic research

‘Grandfather Of Climate Science’ Wallace Broecker Dies At 87

Jesse Walters and Will Kochtitzky named semifinalists for Fulbright grants

The Juneau Icefield Research Program

Sandweiss co-writes monograph, delivers talks in Georgia, Denmark

Birkel, Mayewski prepare report to help Mainers plan for climate challenges

World Climate Interactive Negotiation Simulations to be held at Maine schools in October

Alicia Cruz-Uribe Winner of 2018 IAG Young Scientist Award

Gerbi named associate dean for research

UMaine Geology Club explores glacial deposits, volcanic rocks in Iceland

Awards for SECS students

Campbell, Hall part of massive UK-US examination of Antarctic glacier

Allie Balter wins NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

Jesse Walters pens an article for the Traveling Geologist

AGU Outstanding Student Paper Award to Mariah Radue

Scientists stunned by massive snowfall increases among Alaska’s highest peaks

Ed Grew awarded medal from Russian Mineralogical Society

Midden mapping media coverage

Dr. Edward Grew guest editor of the August issue of “Elements”

Middens revealing archaeological treasures

ERS200 Penobscot River trip video

Reeve’s work in St. Croix highlighted in EPSCoR publication

Putnam paper receives public attention

Laura Hartman wins presentation award

Ed Grew’s study about Anthropocene minerals garners widespread attention

Channel bottom detection article with SECS co-author receives 2017 Best Technical Note award.

Improving the management of coupled coastal systems

U Maine Today article on research in Acadia National Park features School of Earth and Climate Sciences’ faculty and students

A Trek to the Giant Mongolian Glacier That Holds the Secrets to Global Warming

Cosmic rays from the galaxy help track retreat of glaciers on Earth

Research team uses storms in Wells, Maine to gain insight on rainfall and water quality patterns.

Developing climate resilience policy by studying pollutants trapped in glaciers

Fossils yield data to understand ocean circulation, climate

Perfect Dam Project

Record(?) amount of He-3 found in a terrestrial sample

Jill Pelto’s art gains attention

Kimberley Miner awarded Switzer fellowship

Aaron Putnam’s work on Asia climate history receives notice

SECS Annual student awards announced

Mineralogical Magazine publishes official citation and acceptance texts for Collins Medal awarded to Ed Grew in 2015

Paul Mayewski wins Hans Oeschger Medal in recognition of his outstanding contributions to ice core and climate research