Congratulations to Professor Joseph Francisco for being selected to receive the 2023 Theodore William Richards Award and Medal in recognition of his conspicuous achievements in chemistry, presented by the American Chemical Society.

Register for free to participate in the Mid-Atlantic Geobiology Symposium here Penn. Details Below!

Douglas Jerolmack, professor of Earth and Environmental Science, of Penn Arts & Sciences and Penn Engineering is working with other Penn researchers to understand the mechanistic magic behind MLB's 'magic mud' penntoday.upenn.edu/news/alchemy-b…

File under 'local boy makes good'. Making the front page of the The Philadelphia Inquirer feels pretty special for this Philly native. Research at Penn Penn Engineering Penn Arts & Sciences PENN EES Department Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, Penn

As The Water Center At Penn marks five years on campus, Penn Today takes a look at its achievements, ongoing projects, and plans for the future.
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Photos by the incomparable Justin Durner (justindurner.com) of our NASA funded LASSIE project (viterbischool.usc.edu/news/2022/09/l…) expedition to Mt. Hood.

Prof. Prof Michael E. Mann of PENN EES Department discusses the deadly effects of climate change with Amna Nawaz, C'01, on PBS PBS NewsHour. Penn amna twitter.com/NewsHour/statu…

In a blog post for Kleinman Energy, Arwen Kozak, a Penn LPS master’s student, writes about the unequal impacts in South Africa from load shedding, power loss that occurs to prevent overloading the power grid.
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Prof. Prof Michael E. Mann of PENN EES Department shares his insight on rising temperatures' effects on the cracks and melting of Greenland's ice sheet in Inside Climate News.
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Our OMNIA Magazine 'Last Look' is of a glacial valley in Greenland where Prof. Jon Hawkings of PENN EES Department and colleagues spent a month in 2018 conducting fieldwork in an effort to better grasp what he calls the cycling of elements through the Earth system. bit.ly/43KYeGM

'Through the Sands of Time: Giant Clams as Paleoclimate Timekeepers' | Great piece by Penn undergrad researcher @AliceAndrews on our (newly launched) Mann Research Group/PennSAS/PENN EES Department student blog! (work is collab w/ Academy of Natural Sciences)
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Prof. Prof Michael E. Mann of Penn_EES appeared on CBS Mornings this morning to discuss the #ClimateCrisis and the amplified extreme weather it's generating this summer and what we can still do about it. Penn PennCSSM twitter.com/CBSMornings/st…

Prof. Prof Michael E. Mann of PENN EES Department spoke to the The New York Times about the “new normal” of extreme weather events. “Climate change is here, now,” he says. nyti.ms/3D85cLg Penn PennCSSM

Prof. Prof Michael E. Mann of @Penn_EES discusses 'supercharged' weather events as a result of climate change w/ CNN. The steady warming combined with an El Niño and changing jet stream conditions all come together in a 'perfect storm of consequences,' he says. cnn.it/44hElbu

Assistant Professor Ileana Pérez-Rodríguez and Professor Reto Gieré of Earth & Environmental Science have shown that bacteria from extreme marine environments can help reduce asbestos’ toxic properties. bit.ly/3ribwNE Penn PENN EES Department

Fascinating new research from Ileana Pérez-Rodríguez and Reto Gieré of PENN EES Department and Penn Arts & Sciences: Using marine bacteria to detoxify asbestos, in Penn Today penntoday.upenn.edu/news/penn-sas-…

It's a beautiful day to be in Greenland! Our PhD student Chris Larson is assisting Jon Hawkings and his research group in the field this summer and sent in these pics over the weekend

Prof. Prof Michael E. Mann of PENN EES Department on the worsening effects of climate change. “Our findings provide important scientific context for the record heat and wildfire that we’re witnessing right now here in the United States,” he says. bit.ly/3pxCr7D Penn PennCSSM