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- 7NovArtemisia Gentileschi and Wily Women Artists of Italy, 1550 to 1776This talk will explore the pathways and pitfalls for women artists in early modern Italy, revealing connections to the present and offering ...
- 7NovGeosciences Colloquium: Mineral Physics Inquiries Into Volatile Cycling In Planetary InteriorsThis talk will delve into the cycling of volatiles through planetary interiors and their interactions with mantle and core materials, capita...
- 8NovWorlds of Physics Lecture: "Can Magnetic Fields Do Work"This is a public lecture in the "Worlds of Physics Series" presented by Stony Brook Physics Professor Philip Allen. The webpage that has all...
- 11NovDIVERSITY BY DESIGN: Gateway to Inclusion for Transcultural Communicative CompetenceDepartment of Asian and Asian American Studies | LLRC...
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Research Spotlight
Studying the World's Changing Climate and Polar Environment
Department of Geosciences Assistant Professor Weisen Shen recently shared results forthcoming from his team's successful deployment of a series of seismic stations around the South Pole this past austral summer. Shen and his team of graduate students employed a novel transportation system consisting of arctic trucks; the results are likely to help understand the rate of appearance of climate change impacts, such as ice sheet motion.
Through the support of the National Science Foundation Office of Polar Program (NSF-OPP) season in logistic investment grant, Shen's team spent two months at the South Pole conducting this resesarch; recent results have been publicized in the 2024 Ice Core community meeting. Click here to read more