The Geology and Geophysics group (G&G) in CEOAS works actively with researchers in other disciplines in the college, as well as with many national and international colleagues.
Teaching and Research Faculty
Sherm Bloomer, Ed Brook, Christo Buizert, Peter Clark, JC Creveling, Shan de Silva, Emily Eidam, Matthew Goslin, Randy Keller, Pat Kennelly, Adam Kent, Kevin Konrad, Anthony Koppers, Stephen Lancaster, Andrew Meigs, Tuba Özkan-Haller, Erin Pettit, Peter Ruggiero, Adam Schultz, Pieter-Ewald Share, Alyssa Shiel, Frank Sousa, Ben Stanley, Joe Stoner, Pam Sullivan, Brian Tattitch, Frank Tepley, Kathleen Wendt, Greg Wilson, David Wrathall, Kaplan Yalcin, Rebecca Yalcin
Geology and Geophysics Seminar
Thursdays from 4 to 5 p.m. in Burt 193
Spring Term 2026
- April 2 – Ryan Venturelli (Colorado School of Mines)
Holocene Antarctic ice sheet history: Retreat, Re-advance, and Radiocarbon
- April 9 – Speaker and topic TBD
- April 16 – Diego Melgar (University of Oregon)
The Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center (CRESCENT): Societally-relevant science - April 23 – Sharon Billings (University of Kansas)
Standing on the shoulders of giants: How durable estimates of the terrestrial organic C cycle emerged and can inform contemporary research trajectories - April 30 – Chris Poulsen (University of Oregon)
Deep-Time Climates as Stress Tests for Earth System Models - May 7 – Sanjana Curtis (OSU Physics Dept.)
Element Production in Astrophysical Explosions - May 14 – Peter Ruggiero (OSU CEOAS)
Co-Producing Resilient Coastal Futures in Cascadia - May 21 – Sarah Shackleton (WHOI)
Ice core noble gas constraints on the global energy budget - May 28 – Sophie Hines (WHOI)
Revisiting the paradigm: New insights on ocean circulation using eNd from the MPT to today - June 4 – Shaun Marcott (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Holocene alpine glaciation and erosion from the American Cordilleran derived from cosmogenic in situ 14C and 10Be in bedrock