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earth.illinois.edu·há cerca de 2 meses

Learning to listen: How one ESEC alum found a path from volcano research to congressional science policy

Long before he helped draft federal hazard mitigation legislation in the U.S. Senate, Robby Goldman (PhD, Geology, ‘23) was learning a different lesson as a graduate student: understanding complex pro

earth.illinois.edu·há 2 meses

Researchers reverse engineer river landscapes on Earth and beyond

Taking apart a watch and reassembling it is one thing. Rebuilding an entire river landscape from scratch is another.

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GGIS researchers use NASA satellite mission to reveal hidden transitions between rivers and lakes

Scientists have long understood that rivers and lakes influence one another, but actually observing where one system gradually transitions into the other has remained a challenge — until now.

esec.illinois.edu·há 3 meses

Teaching the questions, not just the answers

For many students, their introduction to earth science and environmental change begins in Max Christie’s classroom at the University of

climas.illinois.edu·há 5 meses

Inside the new edition of Severe and Hazardous Weather: A Q&A with author Bob Rauber

For decades, professor emeritus Bob Rauber has helped students understand some of nature’s most powerful and destructive forces.

climas.illinois.edu·há 7 meses

Shiv Priyam Raghuraman receives Outstanding Early Career Award from AMS and STAC

Professor Shiv Priyam Raghuraman has received the 2026 Outstanding Early Career Award from the American Meteorological Society (AMS) Scientific and Technological Activities Commission (STAC). Given b

earth.illinois.edu·há 8 meses

‘Trees are time machines’: How a graduate geology course uses tree rings to read Earth's climate history

Geology can take many forms, from the study of rocks and minerals to the living records preserved in trees.

esec.illinois.edu·há 8 meses

‘Trees are time machines’

Geology can take many forms, from the study of rocks and minerals to the living records preserved in trees.

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