Tag: geoscience
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UW-Green Bay’s John Luczaj and Mark Norfleet coauthor article
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UW-Green Bay’s John Luczaj (Geoscience) recently published an article in the journal Hydrology. The article entitled “Stable isotopic evaluation of recharge into a karst aquifer in a glaciated agricultural region of Northeastern Wisconsin, USA,” is coauthored by UW-Green Bay’s Mark Norfleet (Mathematics), former Environmental Science and Policy graduate student, Amber Konrad, and University of Washington…
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“UW-Green Bay feels like home” View the video from Justice Saxby, current student in Environmental Science and Geoscience
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UW-Green Bay’s Justice Saxby, considers UW-Green Bay her “home.” As a double major in Environmental Science and Geoscience, Justice loves the park-like arboretum on campus, ‘eco-friendly’ attitude and how much she loves that her professors know her by name. Watch her full video below! Transcription: UWGB to me feels like home. It’s a very personal…
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Geoscience and Water Science students present at national conference
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Three UW-Green Bay undergraduate students presented posters at the Geological Society of America – Connects 2022 National Conference on October 8-12, 2022. Two of the students, Justice Saxby and Arianna Hilbert, were supervised by Geoscience Professor John Luczaj and presented topics related to water-rock interaction in carbonate rocks from south China. Their work was part…
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Prof. John Luczaj featured as coauthor in “Sedimentary Geology”
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Geoscience Professor John Luczaj is coauthor of a new publication in the journal “Sedimentary Geology”, which just recently appeared online. The internationally collaborative work focused on the formation of dolomite in ancient (Triassic age) carbonate platforms of south China. Luczaj’s contribution to the project was the measurement of tiny fluid inclusions trapped inside the dolomite…
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UW-Green Bay Professor John Luczaj quoted in Earth Island Journal
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Professor John Luczaj (Geoscience) is quoted in a story by Paula Carter called “Possession“, which discusses the potential impact of collecting nature for our own personal interests. Her story focuses on Schoolhouse Beach on Washington Island (Door County), where local residents are concerned that tourists are taking away rocks from the beach at an alarming…
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UW-Green Bay graduate student works at sustaining the ‘family trees’
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Patrick Brodhagen admits to being a hard worker. In fact, his to-do list would make young Abe Lincoln appear to be something of a slacker—attending graduate school, keeping up the family farm and launching a personal business. “As soon as the frost goes out of the ground, I’ll be ramping up to 70 to 80…
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Faculty note: Geoscience student presents NSF-Funded Research at National Conference
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Geoscience Major Neda Mobasher presented her research poster at this week’s Geological Society of America Conference in Portland, Oregon. Neda’s poster was titled “A Calcite Investigation on the Great Bank of Guizhou in the Nanpanjiang Basin, South China,” and is part of a collaborative effort with students and faculty from UW-Green Bay and Trinity University…
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Faculty note: Prof. Luczaj is coauthor on new publication
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UW-Green Bay Prof. John Luczaj (Geoscience) is coauthor of a collaborative publication in the Geological Society of America Bulletin. The article documents the ages and conditions of the mineral calcite that formed when water percolated into a fault zone near the Dead Sea region of Israel between 20 million and 13 million years ago. Luczaj’s…
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UW System highlights story about virtual field trips
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The UW System chose the story written by Marketing and University Communication intern to be featured on their “All in Wisconsin” website. UW-Green Bay professors and instructors, including John Luczaj (Geoscience, Water Science) are accommodating field trips this season for Natural and Applied Sciences, transforming existing and new trips into virtual interactive experiences because of…
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UW-Green Bay science faculty go the extra distance to provide high-impact practices during Covid-19
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UW-Green Bay professors and instructors, including John Luczaj (Geoscience, Water Science) is accommodating field trips this season for Natural and Applied Sciences, transforming existing and new trips into virtual interactive experiences because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Spring and Summer 2020, virtual field trips were offered in at least four classes two new excursions are…