Climate scientist Konecky named Packard Fellow
One of only 22 nationwide to achieve this honor
Fall 2019 Edition
Experimental geochemists at WashU recently discovered compelling evidence that magmas may be wetter than we thought.
Cosmochemists at WashU study tektites to gain insights into the giant impact event that formed the Moon
50 years after the Apollo 11 mission, Washington University scientists continue to learn from the samples collected on the moon
Postdoc Farzaneh Aziz Zanjani leads study on sinking coastlines.
In spring 2019, students had the opportunity to spend their spring break in the field, getting firsthand experience with the geology of the Argentine Patagonia.
Views from the Past Year
In Alaska, Doug Wiens found his seismograph had been mauled by Kodiak bears
Lava tube in the Galapagos Islands
Lake Sibinacocha
Night Sky over Peru
Catch up on all our alumni updates from 2019.
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