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New research in plate tectonics: U of T geoscientists refine the theory that explains how our planet works

February 02, 2024

Arts & Science News featured a story on the work of Erkan Gün, a postdoctoral fellow and alumnus of the department, Professor Russ Pysklywec; Phil Heron, an assistant professor in the Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences; as well as researchers from the Eurasia Institute of Earth Sciences, Instnabul Technical Universit

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Why are Alaska's rivers rusting?

January 11, 2024

Professors Sarah Finkelstein and Dan Gregory are involved with this research project that has been highlighted in an

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Dr Corliss Sio is awarded a 2023 Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty In Science Award of Excellence

November 24, 2023

Assistant Professor Corliss Sio is the recipient of a 2023 Dorothy Schoichet Women Faculty in Science Award of Excellence.

Earth Sciences professors featured in The Water Brothers

November 16, 2023

Several professors from the Department were featured in The Water Brothers, an eco-adventure documentary series.

Dr. Kim Tait "first Canadian" to observe material from asteroid Bennu

October 04, 2023

Professor Kim Tait, Senior Curator of Mineralogy at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is the "first Canadian involved with the mission to directly view material from the asteroid Bennu" retrieved by the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft three years ago.The mission's capsule arrived safely back on Earth on September 24 and Dr Tait was at the Johnson S

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U of T Earth Sciences highlights our researchers

September 21, 2023

National Postdoc and Research Associate Appreciation Week (September 18–22) is an initiative of the National Postdoctoral Association (NPA) and was implemented as a time to recognize the contributions postdoctoral fellows make to their academic communities. We highlight our excellent group of Postdoctoral Fellows and Research Associate

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U of T Earth Sciences participates in Science Unlimited Camp

August 31, 2023

A team from the department participated in the Science Unlimited Summer Camp.

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ROM researchers discover one of the world's oldest jellyfish

August 31, 2023

Earth Sciences alumni Joe Moysiuk and Justin Moon, and Jean-Bernard Caron, a cross-appointed professor to Earth Sciences, discover fossils of the world’s oldest jellyfish and have been receiving media coverage.

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Dr. Corliss Sio named Distinguished Lecturer of the Mineralogical Society of America

August 30, 2023

Congratulations to Assistant Professor Corliss Sio on being named a Mineralogical Society of America Distinguished Lecturer! Corliss will offer the Peter Buseck Public Lectures on: Enigmatic archives of magmatic processes: Decoding mineral zoning and melt inclusions w

"Forever chemicals" found in Canadian blood samples

July 21, 2023

Professor Miriam Diamond talks about their research on "forever chemicals", or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), on CBC's Front Burner podcast.

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