Earth & Environmental Science

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Bioblitz

Penn team led by MES student Heather Kostick blitzes the Rushton Woods nature reserve for data on living species

Creating a Safe Space

EES staff and faculty receive Penn LGBT Safe Space training to promote a more welcoming department community

Gravity Imaging

EES '15 graduate Vanessa Eni explores magnetic and gravity imaging of Kopjeskraal Farm in South Africa

Environmental fraternity joins Penn Greek life

Setting the Bar

Congratulations to Arlene Mand of EES for winning a 2015 SAS Staff Program Silver Award!

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Lauren Sallan

Assistant Professor

I am broadly interested in how global events, environmental change and ecological interactions affect long-term evolution (macroevolution) in early vertebrates (half of vertebrate history), ray-finned fishes (half of vertebrate diversity

Events

What's Stored in the Polar Caps of Mars?: A Record of Recent Climate and Flowing CO2 Glaciers

Geoscience Colloquium

October 14, 2016 - 3:00pm

358 Hayden Hall
Spatio-temporal dynamics of phytoplankton biomass using ocean color remote sensing and ensemble climate model simulations

Special Seminar

October 17, 2016 - 12:00pm

358 Hayden Hall
Kleinman Luncheon Series: Why Some Nations Choose Nuclear Power? An Overview of Nuclear Power Around the World

Special Seminar

October 18, 2016 - 12:00pm to 1:30pm

Kleinman Center for Energy Policy, Classroom

220 S. 34th St. Fisher Fine Arts Library, 3rd Floor

19148 Philadelphia , PA

United States

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News

PENN IN THE ALPS, SUMMER 2016

Please click on the following link to read an intersting article and to see wonderful pictures from the Penn in the Alps summer program, 2016.

https://news.upenn.edu/news/witnessing-geology-s-impact-firsthand-penn-alps
Congratulations

Congratulations to Douglas Jerolmack, Associate Professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Science, on being chosen to receive the Gordon Warwick Award presented by the Bristish Society for Geomorphology. This award recognizes excellence in geomorphological research by someone within 15 years of being awarded their doctorate.
ENVS200 to be replaced with ENVS100

ENVS200 will no longer be offered, and will be replaced with ENVS100 in Spring 2017.

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