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Shallow End: USU Geologist Studies Seismic Behavior of California's San Andreas Fault
Doctoral student Alexandra DiMonte studies shallow creep events along the southern segment of the sliding boundary…
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Bubble, Bubble, More Earthquake Trouble? USU Geochemist Studies Alaska's Denali Fault
Understanding the Denali Fault's mantle-to-crust connections provides critical understanding of the seismic cycle,…
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Tectonics Matter: USU Geoscientists Probe Geochemistry, Microbial Diversity of Peruvian Hot Springs
USU geoscientists and colleagues examined 14 hot springs within the southern Andes in Peru and discovered microbial…
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USU Receives $2.5M to Launch Earthquake Engineering Research Center
A new research center at USU will help bridge the gap between what we know about the devastating effects of…
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Geology Rocks at USU's Annual 'Rock-n-Fossil Day' Saturday, Feb. 25
Calling all rockhounds! Utah State University's Department of Geosciences invites inquiring minds of all ages to…
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Slow Motion: USU Geophysicist Investigates Tectonic Plate Boundary Earthquake Behavior
Utah State University geophysicist Srisharan Shreedharan and international colleagues are shedding new light on…
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USU Undergraduate Geologist Deciphers Ancient Questions in Utah's Drum Mountains
At Undergraduate Research Day 2023 on Utah's Capitol Hill, Utah State University Honors scholar Michelle Norman…
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Whole-Lotta-Shakin': Cache Valley Residents, Aggies Experience Repeated Small Quakes
Geophysicist Srisharan Shreedharan's first day on USU's Logan campus greeted him with a magnitude 3.2 earthquake.
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USU Geoscientist Says Sea-Level Changes Formed Australia's K'gari Sand Island, Great Barrier Reef
Utah State University geoscientist Tammy Rittenour and an international team of colleagues published an investigation…
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Aspiring Educator Combines Love of Teaching and Geology at Utah State
Undergraduate Teaching Fellow Heather Stout plans career in secondary education
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Flash in the Pan: USU Geologists Publish New Approach to Tracking Ancient Earthquakes
Earthquakes occur along faults, cracks in the Earth's crust, where restless tectonic plates grind against each other…
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Utah State Magazine Excerpt: Stitching Together an Ancient Story
USU researchers are employing new thermochronology tools to study fault surfaces down to nanoscale and even atomic…