Geoscience Department Seminars

Stony Brook Department of Geosciences Colloquium & Graduate Seminar Calendar
All seminars are on Thursday at 4:00 pm - ESS Building, room 123 unless noted otherwise. All are welcome to attend. Seminar attendees may join us for refreshments prior to the seminar, courtesy of an endowment from Charlie Sheppard, M.S. '82. "

 

Grad Circus Schedule
Grad Circus is where our graduate students present the results of their current research. Grad Circus is usually on Friday at 4:00 p.m. in room 123 of the Earth and Space Sciences Building. All are welcome.

Geology Open Night *Admission is FREE*
Open night lectures are usually on topics in the geosciences related to the current research of the faculty, staff and students at SUNY Stony Brook. These presentations are intended for:

those interested in new developments in the sciencesearth science high school students and teachers undergraduate and graduate students in geosciences professional geologists

Schedule:
For a complete schedule, information and history please click here: Geology Open Night Seminars

Where and When:
7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Earth and Space Sciences Building (ESS)
Lecture Hall (Room 001)
SUNY Stony Brook Campus
Directions to ESS

News & Announcements  

Geosciences Seminars

Geosciences Department Newsletter

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Professors John Parise and Artem Oganov pursue Materials Genome Initiative

Professor Deanne Rogers finds evidence for past groundwater on Mars

Professor Robert Liebermann accepts Edward A. Flinn Award

Professor Scott McLennan selected for NASA's Mars Science Laboratory Team

Professor Timothy Glotch receives NSF Career Award

Geosciences PhD Francis McCubbin receives Presidential Early Career Award

Professor Scott McLennan on NASA team that finds new evidence for water at Mars crater

Geoscience Researchers Develop Numerical Model to Better Forecast Forces Behind Earthquakes 

Geoscience Professor Don Weidner selected to receive Inge Lehman Medal

Geoscience researchers find that natural minerals disinfect drinking water

Professor Dan Davis publishes 4th edition of "Turn Left at Orion"

Stony Brook PhD and Faculty Advisor Show that the Moon Isn't as Dry as Previously Thought

The Department welcomes its new faculty member, Deanne Rogers

Jerome Varriale, Geosciences major, Named URECA Researcher of the Month