Hey, CEOAS Beavs! Today is Dam Proud Day, when science champions like you come together to make a difference in the lives of our students. With your help, we will put students aboard research vessels, into geology field camps and more to build their real-world job skills. Give: beav.es/CEOAS-DPD26

Brian Tattitch's Experimental Deep Geothermal Energy (EDGE) Lab is building a custom reactor designed to mimic extreme geologic conditions found miles underground, aka temps of up to 500 degrees C and about 500x the pressure at the surface of the Earth. Read more: www.quaise.com/news/quaise-...

"Conflict ecology...satellite imagery, GPS, GIS...those are the tools in our toolkit. We use these tools to understand the immediate effects of war, that tends to be things like damage to cities, damage to homes, damage to agriculture and forests..." Listen to OPB with Jamon Van Den Hoek:

New Nature paper by PhD candidate Julia Marks Peterson! @jmarkspeterson.bsky.social and her COLDEX collaborators published their findings on atmospheric CO2 and CH4 over the past 3 million years based on measurements of ice cores from the Allan Hills, Antarctica. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

The Cascadia Coastlines and Peoples Hazards Research Hub (CoPes Hub), led by #CEOAS and partners, unites scientists, Tribal nations and communities to address coastal hazards such as #earthquakes, #tsunamis and sea-level rise. cascadiacopeshub.org

Oregon State University, with support from the National Science Foundation (NSF), is leading the design and construction of the next generation of #research vessels - ships that serve as floating laboratories for ocean-going scientists - to advance coastal #science. Check out R/V Taani's progress!

“We know that the winters in the coming decades are going to be much more like this... look at how impactful these conditions are to us, because we know we’re going to expect them more in the future.” - Larry O'Neill, Oregon's state climatologist

"For a lab focusing on disasters, we end up engaging with some of the most powerful stories of hope and creativity." #CEOAS geographer Laura Peters asks how disaster risk can be reduced in places affected by conflict, displacement or deep division: today.oregonstate.edu/all-stories/...

Congrats to #CEOAS graduate student, Giulia Wood, on being named Oregon State University's first Marshall Scholar! Read about how hands-on research experiences at OSU helped launch a career studying krill and ocean health, taking her from the classroom to fieldwork in Antarctica:

New research led by @andreasschmittner.bsky.social @osuceoas.bsky.social simulates an AMOC collapse to learn how it could affect ocean carbon storage, isotopic signatures, and carbon cycling. #AGUPubs 🧪🌊 eos.org/research-spo...

SWAIS2C — Sensitivity of the West #Antarctic Ice Sheet to 2°C — seeks critical geological records from the sediment deep below the Ross Ice Shelf to determine how much the #ice melted during the past. Because to prepare for the future, we need to look back. #CEOAS #Science #Climate #Collaboration

Drilling a 200m sediment core from the bedrock beneath 500m of Antarctic ice is a complex process, so we've broken it down step-by-step in this explainer. From melting snow in our flubbers through to filling our core barrels, what we're attempting 700km from the nearest base is no mean feat!

"Dr. Pettit and others expect the shelf to break apart entirely in the next few years, becoming a mélange of giant icebergs. Once that happens, the #ice upstream could start moving quickly to fill the void, Dr. Pettit said. “They are connected in ways that we don’t fully understand" #CEOAS #Science

The faces of #CEOAS science! Collect the full set of trading cards at #AGU2025 in New Orleans this week. Oregon State University is at the Exhibition Hall, Booth 303!

A team of #NSF Center for Oldest Ice Exploration #COLDEX scientists recently found 6 million year old ice in Antarctica. That's old ice! Air bubbles trapped inside this #ice provide an unprecedented view of Earth's past #climate. Read the paper in PNAS: www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

"You want big waves, you want consistency in big waves. And Oregon really has this in droves...all of these conditions come together to produce one of the areas of the world with the highest #wave energy potential." One of the largest wave #energy projects, PacWave, is located off Oregon's coast.

Large changes in global sea level, fueled by fluctuations in ice sheet growth and decay, occurred throughout the last ice age, rather than just toward the end of that period. #CEOAS paleoclimatologist Peter Clark shares the latest:

Chris Goldfinger, #CEOAS marine #geologist, uses deep-sea sediment cores that represent 3,100 years of geologic history to analyze historical earthquakes. 'Turbidite' layers are deposited by underwater landslides often triggered by #earthquakes. Learn more: news.oregonstate.edu/news/twin-th...

300 miles off the coast of Oregon and thousands of feet beneath the surface, the Axial Seamount underwater volcano has shown signs of increased seismic activity and growing pressure – an indication that it may soon erupt.

Congratulations to #CEOAS Professor Andreas Schmittner on the outstanding publication award for his book, Introduction to #ClimateScience, from Open Oregon Educational Resources! openoregon.org/2025-champio... #OpenAccess

Congrats to our #CEOAS award winners at University Day 2025! Christo Buizert earned the Excellence in Graduate Mentoring Award and Andrea Allan earned the Faculty Excellence in Online Teaching Award. Read about their achievements: today.oregonstate.edu/.../universi...

Geology rocks! Our upcoming Thomas Condon Lecture speaker, geologist Nick Zentner goes with the flow – lava flows and ice age floods, that is – to reveal the ancient path of the Columbia River: www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news... Mark your calendar and join us Wednesday, October 29, 6 p.m.

#CEOAS geographer, Jamon Van Den Hoek, recently received an award from NASA’s European counterpart, the European Space Agency, for timely and accessible visualizations of the environmental damage of wars and natural disasters: today.oregonstate.edu/all-stories/... #MapMonday

This spring, CEOAS oceanographer Jack Barth set out on an incredible voyage that traveled as much through history as it did through the waves of Mexico's Sea of Cortez... #WesternFlyer #Steinbeck #CanneryRow #Oceanography Read more in the Oregon Stater: oregonstater.org/where-scienc...

“I loved participating in sea-going research and working aboard #research vessels.” Follow recent #CEOAS graduate Athena Abrahamsen’s journey from desert to sea: ceoas.oregonstate.edu/athena-abrah... #Oceanography #StudentResearch #ClimateScience #MyCEOASJourney

Listen in as Michael Harte, #CEOAS professor and associate dean for undergrad programs, reflects on his time as chief economics advisor to the Falkland Islands on The Gist: www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkT5...

#CEOAS graduate student Haley Carlton went to Greenland on a #research cruise, and learned about more than just ecological food webs: online.flippingbook.com/view/4765300...

CEOAS #oceanographer Andrew Barnard works at sea level to help ground-truth a critical #NASA satellite for measuring ocean color: online.flippingbook.com/view/4765300...

CEOAS’s Chris Sullivan joins the NVIDIA AI for All panel to showcase tools and strategies for leveling up your use of AI in the classroom or research lab. Listen in: www.nvidia.com/en-us/on-dem...

“The more we learn about the #diversity of life in the most extreme conditions here on Earth, the closer we get to understanding where else life could occur.” -- CEOAS's Rick Colwell digs deep in the latest Strata Magazine: online.flippingbook.com/view/4765300...

Scientific #ocean drilling aboard the now-retired JOIDES Resolution ship has revealed some of the Earth’s deepest secrets. Discover more in our latest Strata Magazine: online.flippingbook.com/view/4765300...

How far and how high do you need to go? CEOAS's Dr. Jenna Tilt helps coastal communities prepare for a #tsunami: kval.com/news/local/f... #CoastalResilience #HazardMitigation #CEOASInTheNews

ICYMI: Andone C. Lavery, inaugural director of the Gaulke Center for Marine Innovation and Technology, will lead its advancement of #ocean exploration and collaboration. Learn more: engineering.oregonstate.edu/all-stories/...

With a degree in #ClimateScience from CEOAS, and a minor in writing, Cassidy’s story is making an impact: liberalarts.oregonstate.edu/wlf/blending...

Happy Friday! Where will this weekend take you? #TGIF #MountStHelens

ICYMI: Jonathan Nash, #CEOAS oceanographer, and others at Oregon State University, use robots to take measurements at the face of calving glaciers – a feat that was never before thought possible. #Oceanography #Engineering #Robotics #Climate See how they do it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmmA...

CEOAS undergrad Kendal Hobbs has been named as alternate for the 2025-26 Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Kendal will graduate in spring 2025 with a B.S. in Oceanography and minor in Chemistry. Congratulations Kendal! topscholars.oregonstate.edu/all-stories/...

We are so excited that our very own Kim Bernard has been named a National Geographic Explorer! She will be part of their Perpetual Planet Expeditions - read more here! #nationalgeographic #rolex #explore #GoBeavs #antarctic news.nationalgeographic.org/national-geo...

Learn here about the top priorities of the US ocean sciences community, presented in a report by a committee co-chaired by CEOAS Dean Tuba Özkan_Haller. Bonus: the piece was written by CEOAS alum Jenessa Duncombe, now a science writer for Physics Today! pubs.aip.org/physicstoday...

Congratulations to Oregon State University Distinguished Professor of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences Peter Clark, newly elected Member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences! www.nasonline.org/news/2025-na...

Don't miss @deepseadawn.bsky.social's appearance on the @sciencewisepod.bsky.social podcast! Dawn has had many, many adventures and honors -- one of her next honors will be an honorary degree recipient at @oregonstate.edu commencement!

Don't miss this star-studded alumni panel, talking about careers and career paths! ceoas.oregonstate.edu/alumni-panel Registration and details on speakers at the website.

Thanks to the very generous Beaver Nation, we had a hugely successful #DamProudDay! Our students are so grateful!

Friends, we are thrilled to say that with your help, we have met all of our Dam Proud Day challenges! However, don't feel left out if you haven't given yet -- you have until midnight and we have some funds that could still use some love. Whether you ❤️ geology or the ocean, we've got a fund for that!

Hey CEOAS friends! Can you help us unlock one more challenge today? Our Rock Stars Geology Field Trip Fund only needs four more folks to step up and give any amount, and then it will earn a generous $29,000 gift from an anonymous donor. www.damproudday.org/campa.../geo...

Thanks to you, we’re making amazing progress on Dam Proud Day! Only ONE MORE donation will unlock a $1,000 gift to our Marine Resource Management Program! Learn about the challenges we’re hoping to meet today here. www.damproudday.org/organization.... #DamProudDay #BeavsGive #DamProud

Dam Proud Day is going spectacularly – thank you, Beaver Nation! We would love to meet a big challenge gift we have from Kenneth Barrow, Geology ’77, and Donna Barrow. We are getting closer but still need about 20 gifts to unlock this generous gift. #DamProudDay #BeavsGive #DamProud

Hey, Beaver Nation – don’t miss CEOAS Dean Tuba Özkan-Haller on the Dam Proud Day LIVE broadcast at exactly 10:14 this morning! www.damproudday.org/live_stats #DamProudDay #BeavsGive #DamProud

Welcome to Dam Proud Day! Today our corner of Beaver Nation bands together to support our rock star students. To learn more and to give to any of our signature funds or participate in our challenge gifts, please go to www.damproudday.org/organization... #DamProudDay #BeavsGive #DamProud

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