May
29
GES Department Seminar: Scott Burns
12:15 PM - Geocorner 105
Welcome to GES
GES is closely tied to the other three departments and the interdisciplinary programs within the School of Earth Sciences. In GES, fields of research and education encompass the entire planet from its deep interior to the surface, throughout the long span of geological time up to the human timescale. The scale of view ranges from global to atomic. Physical, chemical, and biological processes as well as the unique history of the Earth are within our broad scope.
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Recent News
Nov 01, 2011
Amorphous diamond, a new super-hard form of carbon, created under ultrahigh pressure
Assistant Professor Wendy Mao and graduate student Yu Lin led the research team that produced a new form of carbon.
Sep 26, 2011
Professor Michael Moldowan named 2011 Treibs Medalist
The Organic Geochemistry Division of the Geochemical Society has awarded the 2011 Alfred Treibs Medal to J. Michael Moldowan of Stanford University. The award will be presented at the 2011 IMOG meeting in Interlaken, Switzerland.
Sep 26, 2011
First life may have arisen above serpentine rock, say Stanford researchers
Stanford Earth scientists lend geophysical support to a theory of life's origins – but show that, if it's accurate, the first organisms could only have arisen during one brief stretch of geological time, long ago.
May 16, 2011
A trip to dinosaur time, Stephan Graham
A project to drill a 10-kilometre-deep hole in China will provide the best view yet of the turbulent Cretaceous period. Jane Qiu reports.
Upcoming Events
May
30
Measuring time-lapse changes from chaotic waves: Roel Snieder
4:15 PM - Huang Engineering Center
Mackenzie Room (3rd Floor)
475 Via Ortega
May
31
First Year Graduate Student Check-In
12:00 PM - Geocorner 220 (Braun Hall)
Jun
5
GES Department Seminar: David Schuster
12:15 PM - Geocorner 105
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