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PhD aspirant Bryan Heyer spent last week presenting his groundwater research at the @g360group annual University Consortium meeting at the @UofG. He was also able to spend time traveling around Ontario with a @UWaterloo group visiting past and potential future field sites.

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PhD Candidate Meg Birmingham presenting new findings at BrinesCon and AbGradCon. Meg’s research focuses on biosignature entrapment and detection in gypsum collected from Mars Analog sites here on Earth! @LPItoday @abgradcon @kugeology @univofkansas @SpaceOceansOAST

This Saturday morning! 9:30 AM! Hikers are coming to town!

@GeologyKu @ksgeology @KUGeology Congrats on your opportunity at Clemson Will! Also go @MapleLeafs go.

nuclear materials in reactor and remediation settings. Will serves as the M.S. student representative for the department. Will is originally from Montréal, Canada and (fittingly) plays hockey. He also enjoys painting, playing guitar, and not sharing the aux cord.

Happy Thursday and welcome back to our Spotlight (Canadian Edition)! This Thursday we have our Master’s student Committee Representative; Will Dufresne! Will is a 2nd year M.S. student working with Dr. C Marshall. Will’s current research bridges solid-state physics,

materials science, and mineralogy, focusing on the interactions between spin, phonons, and polarons in natural semiconducting crystals. Next fall, he’ll be starting a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering at Clemson University using computational and experimental techniques to study

This Friday at 3:30 PM! See you there!

Wednesday is our second monthly meeting! Ritchie 164 | 4:00-5:00 PM April 27th, 2022

California to mid-continent US to Spain. Hailing from Pittsburgh, Pa, Meg is a true yinzer transplanted to Kansas. She enjoys golfing, skiing, traveling, playing board games, and eating.

Part of the collaborative Oceans Across Space and Time (OAST) research team, she focuses on how differing evaporitic environments of deposition influence life detection in gypsum, with the goal of applying her findings to relict ocean worlds. Meg’s field sights range from..

Hello and welcome back to our very special, Spotlight Thursday! Every club MUST have a good treasurer, luckily we have Meg Birmingham, who is the best treasurer! Meg is a 2nd year Paleontology/Planetary Geology PhD student working under Alison Olcott. Part of…

Need a group to walk in nature with? Join us on Saturday for Rock Chalk Nature Walk! We will meet at Baker Wetlands (1365 N 1250 Rd, Lawrence, KS 66046) Weather should be sunny in the upper 50s, so please plan accordingly.

..the website in the future to include workshops and surveys to help more students with the transition to graduate school. Malisse enjoys hiking with her dog, Duke, exploring the art museums around Kansas City, and swing dancing.

Spotlight Thursday! Say hello to the GGSO Secretary, Malisse Lummus! Malisse is a 2nd year PhD student studying Glaciology and Remote Sensing under Dr. Leigh Stearns. As a member of the High Mountain Asia Team (HiMAT), Malisse is studying the connections between climate change,

and glacier contributions to meltwater in the Himalayas using a combination of modeling and observation techniques. Malisse is also the co-creator of geogradapp.com, a website designed to guide students through the graduate application process. She hopes to expand..

Don’t forget Tea Time this Friday, April 15th! We will start at 3:30 PM in Slawson 198, be ready for some rock knowledge from Andrew Hollenbach 😎⚒️

Woah! Look at that Sunday weather. Join us at 3:00 PM at the Lawrence Nature Walk on Sunday to talk geology and walk through nature! See you there!