Faculty News

November 2011	Stein is spotlighted in Nature News Feature and podcast entitled - Seth Stein: The quake killer
March 2011	Seth Stein discusses the Japan Earthquake on Chicago FOX News
March 2011	Emile Okal covers the Japan Tsunami on Democracy Now!
January 2011	Francesca McInerney - AWIS Chicago Jan. 2011 Scientist of the Month
October 2010	Seth Stein Publishes "Disaster Deferred: How New Science Is Changing our View of Earthquake Hazards in the Midwest
May 2010	Matthew Hurtgen Receives NSF CAREER Award
April 2010	Andrew Jacobson Visits Congress to talk about Climate Change
January 2010	Seth Stein Wins Mueller Metal and more
June 2009	Steven Jacobsen Wins PECASE Award
July 2009	Seth Stein Wins Woollard Award
October 2008	Steven Jacobsen Wins Packard Fellowship
2008	Steven Jacobsen Awarded CAREER Grant
2008	Andrew Jacobson Wins Packard Fellowship, Clarke Medal
2007	Steven Jacobsen Named Distinguished Lecturer by Mineralogical Society of America
2007	Steven Jacobsen Listed among PEPI's Most Cited Authors
March 2007	Andrew Jacobson Receives Major NSF Award
2007	Seth Stein Named William Deering Professor of EPS
2007	Suzan van der Lee Receives NSF CAREER Award

Graduate student Maya Gomes carries the Earth in her hands during the EPS New Year celebration.
Young Ji Joo (left) and Darcy Li (right) stand with Professor Emeritus Abraham Lerman. The three worked on several projects together involving global biogeochemistry, particularly the coupling of N and Si with C cycles.
Graduate student John Lazarz centering a sample on the X-ray diffraction system in the mineral physics laboratory.
A warehouse of SPREE seismometors
Professor McInerney's Paleobiology class at the Field Museum of Natural History
EARTH 201 students at Natural Bridge State Park in Baraboo, WI
Rosemary Bush holding the part and counterpart (and a scale) of an incredibly well-preserved frog fossil in Ethiopia.
Andrew Jacobson's metal-free clean lab
Brian Kristall chisels a banded iron formation near Marquette, MI.
Greg Lehn collects water samples from a river on the North Slope of Alaska.