In case you missed the live show last week, here’s the link to the PBS NewsHour story featuring Dr Noble and her lab and their post hurricane floodwater research. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/during-a-flood-these-drones-identify-water-toxins-we-typically-miss
Environmental sciences and engineering and marine sciences professor Rachel Noble talks about testing for waterborne diseases and food safety. Noble was also a guest on “Here and Now.” https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/after-hurricanes-why-is-it-so-hard-to-test-for-waterborne-diseases
Prof. Megan Plenge talks about her students’ unique involvement with the Be A Maker studios at UNC.
Justine Grabiec: I received the Student Lipman Research Award through the Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, & Volcanology Division of GSA for my proposal entitled “Origin of K-Feldspar Megacrysts in Granite: A 3D Tomographic Study”, which was recognized at both the Penrose … Read more
Project NARNEA: www.newenergyera.org Gabri Mannino (journalism) Ava Medina (Env. Sc.) Hailey Galit (Geol. Sc) Project Dynamic Paleoclimate: www.dynamicpaleoclimate.org Sarah Brannum (Env. Sc.) Alex Burnett (Physics)
Coley Smith, an undergraduate student alumnus graduated with the highest honors (2016), has started graduate school at Indiana University after a few months of SULI fellowship at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Coley Smith has finished his first year as … Read more
Institute of Marine Sciences assistant professor Joel Fodrie discusses climate change and its effects on the lives of flounder. https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/ocean-shock-flounder/
Endeavors, a UNC research magazine, featured undergraduate student Elena Watts. Watts is a senior majoring in geological sciences within the UNC College of Arts & Sciences, and a student assistant in UNC’s Geochronology and Isotope Geochemistry Lab. Full article and interview, titled: Riverine Re[Sr]ch: An Undergraduate’s Journey in … Read more
As many of you know, the process for obtaining NC residency status for tuition purposes has recently changed. Residency determinations are now made by a centralized and largely automated system at the state level. Please see the attached presentation for … Read more
As many of you know, the process for obtaining NC residency status for tuition purposes has recently changed. Residency determinations are now made by a centralized and largely automated system at the state level. Please see the attached presentation for … Read more
