
Explore the rich history, diverse collections, and dedicated curators of the Rutgers University Geology Museum, uncovering its significance in geological education and research.

Explore Mars through a graduate student's presentation, delving into the Red Planet's geological wonders and scientific mysteries.

Learn mineral identification techniques from a geology expert, exploring physical properties and tools used to classify rocks and minerals found in nature.

Explore early solar system formation through meteoritic analysis, isotopic anomalies, and integrated data to uncover the origins of our cosmic neighborhood.

Explore strategies to enhance diversity and inclusion in geoscience education, focusing on underrepresented minority students' pathways to success.

Explore the deformation of Earth's middle crust and its implications for geological processes with Dr. Steven Kidder's insightful analysis.

Explore ancient oceans through shark teeth fossils, uncovering climate history and marine ecosystem evolution with Princeton researcher Alliya A. Akhtar.

Explore the fascinating evolution of Mosasaurus, the dominant marine predator of the Cretaceous period, through expert insights and paleontological discoveries.

Explore diverse Earth & Planetary Sciences topics through rapid-fire faculty presentations, covering geology, climate change, oceanography, and more in concise 3-minute talks.

Explore the connection between petrology and geophysics in volcanic eruption monitoring, focusing on La Palma's case study with Dr. Marc-Antoine Longpré.

Explore ancient sedimentary rocks to uncover the puzzling late emergence of complex life on Earth and its implications for the search for extraterrestrial life.

Explore ancient sedimentary environments through 3D reconstructions, uncovering Earth's history and early life evolution via innovative analysis of rock records and fossils.

Explore global plate motion through paleomagnetic data analysis. Learn to calculate Apparent Polar Wander Paths using site-level data for improved accuracy in paleogeographic reconstructions.

Explore high-resolution paleomagnetic records from speleothems using SQUID microscopy. Learn about advanced techniques for measuring paleomagnetism and compare with traditional methods.

Explore innovative methods for constructing Apparent Polar Wander Paths (APWPs) using Virtual Geomagnetic Poles (VGPs) to enhance understanding of Earth's paleogeography and polar wandering.

Explore magnetite dissolution and greigite formation in sediments. Gain insights into factors affecting magnetic mineral preservation and formation in modern environments, with implications for paleomagnetism.

Uncover Mercury's volcanic history through experimental and modeling techniques, exploring mantle structure and magma ocean dynamics to explain surface diversity.

Explore groundbreaking evidence of active volcanism on Venus through radar imagery analysis, revealing recent changes in Maat Mons volcano's vent.

Explore the formation of mammatus and asperitas clouds through droplet sedimentation, thermodynamics, and wind shear. Analyze stability and patterns in cloud formations using mathematical models.

Explore the Hawaiian plume's impact on surface observables through fluid mechanical models, revealing insights into mantle dynamics and intraplate volcanism.

Explore the journey of extraterrestrial materials, from Martian rocks to interstellar objects, with insights from Dr. James Wray's research in planetary science.