In the news at IU: Dr. Brian Yanites (@geomorphyuggs.bsky.social) is a principal investigator in the new Center for Land Surface Hazards, sponsored by NSF. Press release and more details: news.iu.edu/live/news/46...

New in @science.org: Natural hazards aren’t “one and done.” They alter the landscape, changing the likelihood of follow-on events. We argue there’s an urgent opportunity for geomorphologists—working with other disciplines—to better understand and forecast cascading hazards.

We're in @science.org! Prof. @geomorphyuggs.bsky.social and colleagues with a review paper on the processes that influence sequences of "cascading" natural hazards (such as debris flows and flooding after a fire), which compound the risk to life and property. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Recent research from newly-defended Dr. Kwesi Quagraine, Profs. Travis O'Brien and Ben Kravitz, and colleagues: how might atmospheric rivers and their impacts be altered as a result of changes in solar radiation? iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...

Recently featured in "News at IU": Dr. Jackson Njau and colleagues, and their field work to study the origins of human life at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania. news.iu.edu/live/news/45...

On Monday, please join us for our annual Owen Award Lecture, by Dr. David Bottjer from the University of Southern California: "Extinction: Past, Present, and Future." Speaker bio, talk abstract, and location info available at events.iu.edu/eas/event/17...

Feeling humbled by this award and wanted to share the story from IU News. Im grateful to my @iuearth.bsky.social colleagues and all the students that have worked with me over the years. news.iu.edu/live/news/45...

In the news this week: Prof. @hoosierriver.bsky.social, grad student Garrett O’Hara, and colleagues, measuring the impact of recent floods on Indiana farmland. Story below, from @wthrcom.bsky.social. www.wthr.com/article/news...

Please join us this afternoon for a colloquium by Dr. Zhiying Li of IU's O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, speaking on "Assessing Water Resources in a Changing Climate." Speaker bio, talk abstract, and location info available at events.iu.edu/eas/event/17...

A year ago today, we were treated to a total solar eclipse here in Bloomington. Photos from our big day, from graduate student @paleodanny.bsky.social (1), faculty member @codykirkp.bsky.social (2,3), and an instrumented tower set up by the Indiana Geological and Water Survey (4).

Please join us on Monday (7th) for our annual Tudor Lecture, featuring Dr. Diego Melgar from the University of Oregon. He'll speak about the modeling and paleoseismology of Cascadia earthquakes. Abstract, speaker bio, and location info at events.iu.edu/eas/event/17...

Our paper on how landscape evolution impacts the trajectory of life is out in @science.org! Work by two great post-docs in @iuearth.bsky.social and collaboration with the brilliant Tara Smiley of Stony Brook resulted in this. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

This week is spring break on the Bloomington campus, but do plan to join us on Monday (24th) for our next colloquium. Dr. Luke Parsons will speak to us on: "Higher Past and Future Temperatures in Socially Vulnerable US Communities." Talk abstract and location info at events.iu.edu/eas/event/17...

Need a new geoscience podcast? Check out my interview with the host of @earthontherocks.bsky.social to learn more and find an episode! speakingofgeoscience.org/2025/03/03/e...

Join us *this afternoon* for our colloquium speaker, Dr. Anastasia Pilouras, of Penn State: "The Role of Arctic Deltas in Controlling Land-Ocean Fluxes." Location info, talk abstract, and more at events.iu.edu/eas/event/17...

Join us for our colloquium on Monday (March 3rd), with Dr. Mike Eddy from Purdue: "Hunting for Fossil Silicic Magma Reservoirs in the Geologic Record." Talk abstract, speaker bio, and location info available at events.iu.edu/eas/event/17...

IU students, the fall '25 schedule has been published. If you're looking for a 100-level "gen ed" science course, we have eight scheduled. We have in-person and online options (and upper-division electives, not shown below). Come learn about earth, its environment, and its atmosphere!

New paper by grad student Caitlin Sifuentes, recent graduate Harrison Martin, and Prof. Doug Edmonds and colleagues: numerical modeling of how river channels and floodplains evolve, and how they can affect the underlying rock: pubs.geoscienceworld.org/sepm/jsedres...

In our regular colloquium slot on Monday (24th), we'll have almost 20 graduate students share updates on their work in a series of 1-2 minute lightning talks. Come join us: location info and speaker list available at events.iu.edu/eas/event/17...

New paper by Prof. Travis O'Brien and colleagues: a perspective on how we can build trust in artificial intelligence (AI) models. gmd.copernicus.org/articles/18/...

In the news at IU: Fulbright Scholar and Prof. Juergen Schieber talks about his research collaboration with the Institute of Marine Sciences in Milano, Italy. news.iu.edu/live/news/43...

Join us on Monday (17th) for a colloquium by Dr. Tim Gallagher from Kent State. Abstract, bio, and location details available at events.iu.edu/eas/event/17...

Recently in the news at IU: From the Caribbean to East Africa: Prof. Claudia Johnson facilitates student exploration through fieldwork news.iu.edu/college/live...