<<Return to main menu Groundwater-surface-atmospheric interactions at the Bonneville Salt Flats saline pan – Jeremiah Bernau, Brenda Bowen, Eric Pardyjak Jeremiah is a Ph.D. student in geology. His work focuses upon how the atmosphere, biosphere, and geosphere interact with the unique saline crust at the Bonneville Salt Flats. When he isn’t out doing salty fieldwork he […]
Read MoreIn developing countries, gender inequality can be exacerbated by the obstacles to work and education that women with limited resources face each month in dealing with menstruation. U-S2TEM scholar Amber Barron, a junior in Materials Science, is one of the women on the team developing a solution. The SHERO pad can be made with locally-sourced […]
Read MoreBefore coming to the Department of Geology and Geophysics to study hydrology as a GCSC Fellow, Jory Lerback worked as a data analyst at the American Geophysical Union. Read about her findings of gender imbalance in peer review, and her efforts to champion a safe, inclusive, and diverse environment in her college. @theU article here.
Read MoreStudents in the Global Changes and Society course drew on their experience in this interdisciplinary course, and have published a paper on project-based, interdisciplinary training in the Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management. “How society responds to increasing vulnerability and change will be a defining characteristic of the 21st century. Training students to address […]
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