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DESCRIPTION:This event has been canceled.\n      \n    \n    Past and Conte
 mporary Climate Change:聽 Evidence from Earth鈥檚 Cryosphere 聽Dr. Ellen Mosle
 y-Thompson 聽Distinguished University Professor\, Geography (Atmospheric Sc
 ience)Senior Research Scientist\, Byrd Polar and Climate Research CenterTh
 e Ohio State University\, Columbus\, OH糖心原创 the speaker:Ellen Mosley-Thom
 pson is a Distinguished University Professor in theDepartment of Geography
  (Atmospheric Science Program) and a Senior ResearchScientist in the Byrd 
 Polar and Climate Research Center at The Ohio State University.She uses th
 e chemical and physical properties preserved in cores collected from bothp
 olar ice sheets and high mountain glaciers to reconstruct Earth鈥檚 complex 
 climate history.These records indicate that Earth鈥檚 climate has moved outs
 ide the range of natural variabilityexperienced over at least the last 200
 0 years. She has led nine expeditions toAntarctica and six to Greenland to
  retrieve ice cores. In 2010 she led the field team forthe ice core drilli
 ng project on Bruce Plateau (Antarctic Peninsula)\, a U.S. contribution to
 the International Polar Year\, where the team collected a 448-meter core t
 o bedrock.She has published 137 peer-reviewed papers and is the recipient 
 of 53 research grants.She is an elected member of the National Academy of 
 Sciences\, the American Academy of Artsand Sciences and the American Philo
 sophical Society and is a Fellow of the AmericanGeophysical Union and the 
 American Association for the Advancement of Science. Sherecently served on
  the NRC-NAS Committee that produced the 2014 report 鈥淭he Arcticin the Ant
 hropocene: Emerging Research Questions.鈥�
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LOCATION:NEC Auditorium
SUMMARY:Physics Seminar - Past and Contemporary Climate Change: Evidence fr
 om Earth鈥檚 Cryosphere
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 y-climate-change-evidence-earth%E2%80%99s-cryosphere
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