by Brendan Reilly | Jun 10, 2020 | Cascadia H.O.P.S
This is Co-Chief Brendan Reilly signing on for the first Cascadia H.O.P.S. blog post. I’m happy to say that things are moving along smoothly and we are starting to look good for our July 7th departure from Newport, OR. This cruise was originally scheduled for...
by Brendan Reilly | Jan 13, 2020 | News
The P-Mag lab welcomes two new graduate students, Deepa Dwyer and Alyson Churchill. Both are in the beginning stages of their PhDs, Deepa is working with Dr. Joe Stoner looking at sediment samples from Exp. 341 in the Gulf of Alaska and Alyson is working with Dr....
by Brendan Reilly | Jan 24, 2019 | News
Understanding how changes in sediment transport and changes in sediment provenance influence sedimentary and magnetic records is a fundamental, but challenging problem in the study of sediment cores. The OSU P-mag lab has a new paper out in G-cubed led by Rob Hatfield...
by Brendan Reilly | Jan 14, 2019 | News
In December, there was a fire in Burt Hall. Thankfully, the P-mag Lab survived with very minimal damage, but the building around us needs a lot of work. So today, Joe, Brendan and our friends Dave and Chris from 2-G Enterprises took apart the magnetometer and moved...
by Brendan Reilly | Dec 3, 2018 | News
The OSU P-mag Lab is headed to Washington D.C. next week for the 2018 AGU Fall Meeting. If you are there, learn about some of the research we are working on, including projects from the Bay of Bengal, Peru, Northern North Atlantic, Western North America, Nares Strait,...
