Dr. Andrea Dutton’s global sea level research was recently featured on the front page of the University of Florida News site. Her research focuses on investigating drivers for global sea level rise and fall using dating of fossil corals in the Seychelles. In a recent article (Dutton et al., 2015, Quaternary Science Reviews), Dutton’s international team of […]
Climate change and sea level rise effects are showing up at Kennedy Space Center Faculty in the Department of Geological Sciences have been working in partnership with the US Geological Survey and NASA Environmental to assess the progress of coastal erosion at Kennedy Space Center. As a result of this research, NASA has constructed artificial dunes to […]
Dr. Jim Channell, Distinguished Professor in the Department of Geological Sciences, has been awarded the 2014 International Cappellini Medal of the Italian Geological Society for his extensive magneto-stratigraphic studies in Italy. Two recent articles published in Paleogeography, Paleoclimatology, and Palaeoecology represent the culmination of over 40 years of research of Italian sedimentary successions contributing to a […]
Dr Jon Martin was recently announced as a Water Institute Fellow by the Climate and Water Institute at the University of Florida for a 3-year term 2014-2017. Dr Martin is recognized for his speciality in research using natural chemical and isotopic compositions of water as tracers of ground water and surface water interactions. The UF Water Institute (WI) […]