Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
Dario Grana, a SER professor and Wyoming Excellence Chair in the University of Wyoming Department of Geology and Geophysics, has been named the 2025 recipient of the Felix Chayes Prize for Excellence in Research in Mathematical Petrology.
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Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
Una nueva investigación presentada en #AGU24 por @JordanVonEggers de @UWGG, comentarios de Bianca De Sanctis @ucsc. Historia de @jasgal289.
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Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
📢Upcoming GEO3BCN&UB Seminar | Near-Surface Geophysical Insights into Geyser Structure and Dynamics, Yellowstone National Park
💬Dr. Bradley Carr (@UWGG)
🗓️Wednesday, 26 February | 12.00 PM (CET)
📍 in-person at GEO3BCN-CSIC conference room & online
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Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
Earthquake detected 2 km NNE of Little America, Wyoming
⭕ Magnitude: 3.12 ⭕ Significance: 150 (up to ~1000)
⚠️ Shaking Intensity
Light shaking expected near the epicenter; weak tremors felt in Little America.
💬 Recommendation
Residents should remain calm and be aware of potential aftershocks, but no immediate action is required.
USGS: earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
New research presented at #AGU24 from @JordanVonEggers of @UWGG & others uses sedimentary DNA to show that non-native trout had a dramatic impact on zooplankton in high-elevation lakes in Wyoming. eos.org/articles/dna-in-lake…
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
Rocky Mountain Geology, vol. 59, no. 2 published on @GeoScienceWorld.
Mega-boulders and ignimbrite remnants on the Late Eocene Erosion Surface, southern Front Range, Colorado: Implications for the emergence of the Puma Hills, pubs.geoscienceworld.org/uwy…. #Geology #Colorado
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
⏰Time for an update from USGS Volcanoes about the July 23rd, 2024 Biscuit Basin hydrothermal explosion. Fascinating data points and site analysis tells the story of what happened that day. Watch for a forecast at the end that you don't want to miss! youtube.com/watch?v=pucqFVDg…
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
APPLY TODAY // SER is looking for a a research professional to work in CEGR to work on on applied research in geology, geophysics, statistics, engineering, and/or environmental sciences related to critical minerals and economic geology research. eeik.fa.us2.oraclecloud.com/…
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
Replying to @ReportWatchman
This isn't in Yellowstone. It's near Meeteetse, south of Cody. It's a slow-moving landslide that has been active for decades and not related to volcanic or earthquake activity.
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
You may have heard of radium in connection to French scientists Marie and Pierre Curie. But what is it, and why was an early researcher looking for it in Yellowstone National Park? This week's #Yellowstone #CalderaChronicles is radioactive, man!
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Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
Erin Phillips, a researcher in the UW’s School of Energy Resources, has received a Fulbright Award to conduct research associated with energy challenges and sustainable resource management, specifically as they relate to critical materials.
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Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
There’s a lot of hope, and maybe some hype, for commercial-scale rare earth element mining in Wyoming - #rareearth @WyoFile @UWGG @WyGeoSurvey @USGS @WYOENERGY @USARareEarth @rare_review wyofile.com/high-hopes-or-hy…
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
Helium, critical minerals, uranium, oil and natural gas, Sinks Canyon State Park—read about these topics and more in the @WyGeoSurvey winter newsletter! content.govdelivery.com/acco…
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
What living organism in Yellowstone has red hot love in its name?
Thermophiles! And we love them too! These heat-loving cyanobacteria were responsible for the oxygenation of our atmosphere, converting light energy into oxygen more than 2.4 billion years ago. #HappyValentinesDay
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
If a geyser erupts and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? Of course it does, and now we can hear it no matter when it happens thanks to a new monitoring station in the park!
Thank you to our colleagues at @USGSVolcanoes for the latest monthly update! #VolcanoWeek
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory Monthly Update - February 1, 2024
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory Monthly Update - February 1, 2024
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
Watching an Old Faithful Geyser eruption is a Yellowstone tradition. Old Faithful Inn Observation Deck, the boardwalks, or Observation Point… which is your go-to spot? #VolcanoWeek
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
Join the @WyGeoSurvey team! We're hiring a geology manager to:
⛏️Lead a team of 4–6 staff geologists
⛏️Conduct field & lab geologic research
⛏️Provide project management & technical oversight
⛏️Guide the direction of the division
More info/to apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/w…
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
We’re hiring! The @WyGeoSurvey is looking for a new #geology manager who will lead a team of 4–6 staff geologists, as well as conduct independent field & laboratory geologic research in support of agency goals. Full job announcement➡️ governmentjobs.com/careers/w…
#Wyoming #geologist
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
Enjoy some #MesozoicMammals for #FossilFriday — Latest Cretaceous (Lancian) metatherian and multituberculate teeth (@UWGG specimens) from the Lance Fm of the Bighorn Basin. CT scanning this week @nyit @NYITAnatomy w/ Simone Hoffmann #CretaceousBighornProject
Geology & Geophysics Dept., University of Wyoming retweeted
The edge of a Permian erg: Eolian facies and provenance of the Lyons Sandstone in northern Colorado
Oguzhan Kendigelen, Sven Egenhoff, William A. Matthews, Christopher S. Holm-Denoma, et al.
University of Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Geology (2023)
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