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  • A person standing next to a rocky cliff.
    Hayley Woodrich receives NSF Graduate Research Fellowship for Yellowstone seismic study
    2025-06-27 - When Hayley Woodrich learned she'd been awarded the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship in June, she almost didn’t believe it.“I got an email from NSF and thought, ‘Oh, great! Feedback is finally out!” she said. “Then I opened the email, started reading, and said, ‘Wait a...
  • A person standing on ice in winter gear.
    Teaching about sea ice while standing on it
    2025-05-28 - In a reflective piece for the Illinois News Bureau’s “In My Own Words” series, Professor Ellen Buckley of Earth Science and Environmental Change recounts the surreal and powerful experience...
  • Dr. Bruce Fouke collecting samples in Yellowstone (Permit YELL-3060)
    ESEC Prof. Bruce Fouke Shares The Importance of Yellowstone National Park
    2025-02-10 - Check out this article from the Yellowstone Institute featuring Prof. Bruce Fouke explaining the importance of Yellowstone in fields as different as medicine and space exploration! Dr. Fouke has worked in Yellowstone for 30 years, exploring the science of this incredible landscape and sharing his...
  • Hayley Woodrich using a piShake with students
    National STEM Day Outreach Event
    2024-11-22 - The department took part in the Champaign Park District National STEM day celebration on November 9th, 2024.  The event, held at the Park District’s new Martens Center, welcomed children of all ages to explore many facets of science and meet scientists from the U of I.  ...
  • Dr. Max Christie in the Field
    940 Feet with Max Christie!
    2024-08-20 - Take a look at the new 940 Feet interview with Geology Prof. Max Christie!
  • WUFC Students at Field Camp
    Field Camp on Cool Science Radio!
    2024-07-12 - Professor Michael Stewart and former student Chloe Marks recently were on Cool Science Radio to talk about the Wasatch-Uinta Field Camp! Check it out here! https://www.kpcw.org/show/cool-science-radio/2024-07-11/university-students-immerse-themselves-in-utahs-diverse-geology
  •  University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign professor Bruce Fouke, right, and researcher Miyandi Sivaguru
    Heart of Stone: New Work Investigates Cardiovascular Disease
    2024-07-09 - Take a look at ESEC Professor Bruce Fouke and IGB Researcher Miyandi Sivaguru's fascinating work combining Geoscience and Medicine (GeoBioMed)! Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide and one of the keys in combating this threat is understanding the geology of the heart!...
  • Fractured Rock image from the MOVE suite
    Petroleum Experts Software Grant Renewed for 2024-25
    2024-06-27 - Petroleum Experts has renewed through December 2024 a grant of a collection of industry-leading software packages to the Illinois State Geological Survey and the Department of Earth Science and...
  • Check out Jinyu Wang's New Riverlab Paper!
    2023-11-03 - PhD candidate Jinyu Wang recently published her first lead author paper in Science of the Total Environment! Jinyu’s study employs a new ‘lab-in-the-field’ technology which we refer to as the RiverLab. Essentially the concept is to circumvent the need to go out to a stream or river and collect a...
  • Picture of the Mammoth being installed
    'Pleistocene Park!' - A Mammoth Comes to NHB
    2023-09-12 - A new mammoth sculpture is rearing its head on the same ground where real mammoths wandered 30,000 years prior. That’s even older than the neighboring Natural History Building (NHB), built in 1892, from where the sculpture draws inspiration.
  • Photo of a coal ball
    Donation Helps Understand 300-Million Year Old Ecosystems
    2023-09-12 - Thanks to a generous donation from Michael (MS, ’02, Earth Science & Environmental Change) and Lalana Fortwengler, the Tom L. Phillips Memorial Fund for Paleobotany has supported graduate students and collection management for the University's world-class coal ball collection. Coal balls...
  • The department of Earth Science and Environmental Change is hiring
    Come Work With Us!
    2023-08-24 - We are looking for a new colleague in the field of Climate Science to join the Department of Earth Science and Environmental Change! If you'd like to join a vibrant and active department investigating a range of cutting edge research questions,...
  • In this hypothetical cross-sectional view of the Earth’s crust and mantle during the breakup of the supercontinent Rodinia, a mantle plume initiates the peeling away process of the lower mantle.
    New Insights Into Craton Stability
    2023-06-16 - A new paper authored by geology professor Lijun Liu and geology graduate students Yaoyi Wang, Zebin Cao, Lihang Peng, Diandian Peng, along with dept. head Craig Lundstrom, challenges the conventional wisdom on the stability of...
  • Prof. Bruce Fouke on the Ever Changing Mammoth Hot Springs!
    2023-04-18 - Take a look at this news story on Mammoth Hot Springs featuring Earth Science and Environmental Change Professor Bruce Fouke! An expert on Mammoth Hot Springs, Prof. Fouke has spent years researching the interactions between Earth and life in Yellowstone...
  • Block diagram showing sedimentary layers and structure.
    Petroleum Experts Renews Geology Grant for 2023!
    2023-04-07 - Petroleum Experts has renewed a grant of a set of software packages to the Illinois State Geological Survey and Department of Geology to use in research and education. This software enhances the ISGS...

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