Please join us Monday, February 8th at 12PM for a special EPS Colloquium to continue our discussion from the Town Hall this summer.
This week's Colloquium focuses on implicit bias, what it tells us about how social forces shape individual attitudes, and whether it can be changed over time. Implicit bias refers to attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and the decisions in an unconscious manner.
Please join us Monday, November 16 during the normal colloquium hour (12:00-1:00) for a special seminar focused on Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (IDEA) in the scientific community.We encourage all members of the EPS-ESE community to attend as we discuss this very important topic.
"The earliest era of geochronology produced data showing an age zonation of continental crust. This observation, to a first order, suggested that continents may have grown progressively around an old core. However, this observation does not consider the potential for intra-crustal recycling and reworking, or the removal of continental crust into the...
Abstract: "NASA’s latest planet-finding mission TESS monitors the brightness of hundreds of thousands of stars per month, searching for drops in brightness that indicates an exoplanet transiting its host star. Computer algorithms detrend the data and flag threshold crossing events, followed by human or computer identification of planet candidates. A...
Abstract:Events of recent years highlight the profound impact of decadal-scale climate shifts upon physical, biological and socioeconomic systems. Previously, research to understand, anticipate, and prepare for the regional effects that accompany decadal-scale...
The Antarctic Ice Sheet exhibits astonishing spatial and temporal variability in ice flow rate and associated mass loss. Rapid ice flow is concentrated in narrow corridors called ice streams that together with outlet glaciers account for the majority of the current mass loss from the ice-sheet interior to the ocean. The response of...
