Geology and Geophysics

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 & Geophysics Seminar

Thursdays from 4 to 5 p.m. in Burt 193
(additional and updated information will be added as it becomes available)

Winter Term 2025

  • January 23 – Allegra Hosford Scheirer, The role of geologic hydrogen in our energy future
    Dr. Allegra Hosford Scheirer is in interdisciplinary geoscientist at Stanford University specializing in petroleum systems, basin modeling, big data and machine learning, geologic hydrogen, carbon capture, and acquisition and processing of field data. Her work experience spans government, academic, and industry sectors. Allegra is an independent, non-executive director of Pantheon Resources, an oil and gas company that explores on the North Slope of Alaska. Her degrees are from Brown University (Sc.B.) and MIT (Ph.D.). Her current focus is on honing the fundamentals of rock-fluid systems to optimize natural hydrogen exploration and enhance energy investments.
     
  • January 30 – No seminar
  • February 6 – Speaker TBA, Title TBA
     
  • February 13 – Imogen Browne , Antarctica in hot water: Ocean-Ice-Atmosphere interactions during the Holocene and Miocene
    Dr. Imogen Browne, Binghamton University and the University of Notre Dame
     
  • February 20 – Anne Tréhu, Subduction of a very weak Juan de Fuca plate: evidence and implications
    Dr. Anne Tréhu is Professor Emerita at Oregon State University, CEOAS
     
  • February 27 – Keira Johnson , Considering the subsurface in stream water quality and quantity
    Keira Johnson is a Ph.D. candidate at Oregon State University, CEOAS
     
  • March 6 – Karla Jarecke , Title TBA
    Dr. Karla Jarecke  is a postdoc at Oregon State University, CEOAS
     
  • March 13 – Adam Kent, Some thoughts about sampling biases in petrology
    Dr. Adam Kent is a professor at Oregon State University, CEOAS

CEOAS Seminars and Lectures