mark your calendars! Tues Oct 27 at geosociety will be a (inter)national day of anti-racist action in geoscience. we urge you to participate & submit abstracts that reflect personal & institutional JEDI commitments. organized w/ @HendrattaAli & Singer/scientist and including...

AAAHHH - new, giant lava lake in Kilauea Caldera! Brand new but already larger than anything in decades #Kilauea pc USGS Volcanoes🌋

Faculty position Rutgers Geology in all areas of Earth & Planetary Sciences (see ad for details) jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/143309 Review of applications begins Nov 1.

Seems like a great position for a recent grad interested in getting more lab experience!

Rutgers Geology is hiring for 2 NTT teaching faculty to start in January. Share with those that would be interested. Physical Geology Instructor- jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/147633 Paleoclimatology/Paleobiology Instructor- jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/147639

The Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Rutgers University seeks to hire 2 full-time Non-Tenure Track Teaching Instructors for 3 courses per semester at the 100- and 200- level in the areas of physical geology and paleoclimatology/paleobiology.

Special congratulations to Rutgers University, Chemistry & Chemical Biology's Alan Goldman and Rutgers Geology's Ying Fan Reinfelder!

Great news for everyone running fieldtrips to the Book Cliffs - the coal company that restricted access to Gentile Wash have sold the land to Carbon County, so its open again. Thanks to Christian H. Eide for this great news. You can see the lower part on V3geo v3geo.com/model/42

Very excited to see L'SPACE at #LPSC2022 today. This program was an amazing opportunity, and it's part of why I'm a PhD student now. It helped me realize my passion for mission science and development, and the value of communication between scientists, engineers, and policymakers

This is a bit sad -- but exciting if you turn it around. Think of it this way: we live in a time in human history when *not* launching a mission to Mars in a given launch opportunity is unusual! How unprecedented! We live in the future our ancestors could only dream of.

Hi, I am hiring a PhD and postdoc in planet formation at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, as part of the ERC stg Exodoss. Applications are open until 22 April 2022. More information below. Email me if you have any questions!

#Rutgers #EOAS planetary scientist Juliane Gross is on the NASA's Johnson Space Center team that opened, for the first time, a #moon sample collected in 1972 by #Apollo17. Rutgers University Rutgers Geology #RutgersResearch #RutgersImpact go.rutgers.edu/defhdbzm

Our own Juliane Gross is helping to open 50-year old Apollo 17 samples with NASA's Johnson Space Center eps.rutgers.edu/news/notes-fro…

Written by: Yours Truly :) Learn a little about the work Dr. Gross is doing in prep of Artemis!

applications are out!!! if you're a graduate student in ~any~ (!!) climate field, this is an amazing opportunity to meet other grad students interested in climate and learn about the amazing work they're doing!

New research showing how dunes form on #Jupiter’s moon #Io will help planetary scientists better “understand how the cosmos works,” said #EOAS faculty member Lujendra Ojha. ow.ly/21A950IUVWC Rutgers Geology #RutgersResearch

Come check out the geology booth for Rutgers Day from 10 to 4pm!! Free rocks and rock identification tips (and check out the dope horse)!! Rutgers Geology Rutgers Geology Museum

Come talk to us about Earth and Space science at the Rutgers geology program!! Voorhees Mall, Hamilton Ave!! Free tumbled rocks! Space facts

Some very cool research posters from our undegrads at Rutgers Geology today as semester comes to a close. Ani showing his findings in nucleosynthetic isotopes study in meteorites!