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T-Rex Family Values
When Katja Knoll ’15 M.S. made the decision to switch careers from filmmaking to paleontology, she knew it wouldn’t be easy. With the mentorship of Brooklyn College Earth And Environmental Sciences Professor John Chamberlain...
EES Professor Constantin Cranganu Named as a Fulbright Fellow for the Second Time
Professor Cranganu spent the first part of his second Fulbright Fellowship at “Al. I. Cuza” University of Iasi, RomaniaProfessor Constantin Cranganu spent the first part of his second Fulbright Fellowship at “Al. I. Cuza” University of Iasi, Romania.
John F. Marra, Professor and Director of AREAC, Has a New Book: “Hot Carbon: Carbon-14 and a Revolution in Science”
Marra’s engaging narrative encompasses nuclear testing, the peopling of the Americas…and the flax plants used for the linen in the Shroud of Turin.
Earth and Environmental Sciences Student Eliana Green Travels to Puerto Rico With the CUNY Service Corps
Volunteering with CUNY Service Corps—Puerto Rico is an experience that will stay with me forever.
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Brooklyn College-Led, Interdisciplinary Research Team Selected to Study Stormwater Flood Risks in New York City
Academic partners to work with NYC's Department of Environmental Protection and the Mayor's Office of Recovery and Resiliency to assess existing stormwater hazards and climate change for long-term stormwater infrastructure planning.
A Dirty Job
Brooklyn College researchers publish findings from two studies on safe soil practices.
Professor Constantin Cranganu Wins Second Fulbright in Unique Fashion
In 1993, he came to the University of Oklahoma as the first Fulbright winner in post-communist Romania.
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The Sciences Spotlight: Charuta Kulkarni
Charuta's dissertation research focused on landscape change over the past millennium in Eastern Europe.
Spring Break in Icelend With the Brooklyn College Geology Society
"The act of exploration and hands-on, experiential learning is especially important when attempting to understand the earth itself; how it functions, how it is formed, how it behaves," states Lisa Bloodgood, Geology Society member and trip participant.
10th International Symposium of Cephalopods Past and Present in Fez, Morocco
Alison Rowe won best poster presentation!
