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DESCRIPTION:Physics Seminar: Past and Contemporary Climate Change:  Evidenc
 e from Earth’s CryosphereEllen Mosley-ThompsonDistinguished University Pro
 fessorSenior Research Scientist and past Director\, Byrd Polar and Climate
  Research CenterThe Ohio State University\, Columbus\, OHEllen Mosley-Thom
 pson uses the chemical and physical properties preserved in cores collecte
 d from both polar ice sheets and high mountain glaciers to reconstruct Ear
 th’s complex climate history. These records indicate that Earth’s climate 
 has moved outside the range of natural variability experienced over at lea
 st the last 2000 years. She has led nine expeditions to Antarctica and six
  to Greenland to retrieve ice cores. In 2010 she led the field team for th
 e ice core drilling project on Bruce Plateau (Antarctic Peninsula)\, a U.S
 . contribution to the International Polar Year\, where the team collected 
 a 448-meter core to bedrock. She has published 136 peer-reviewed papers\, 
 is the recipient of 53 research grants\, and has led 16 field projects. Sh
 e is a member of the National Academy of Sciences\, the American Academy o
 f Arts and Sciences and the American Philosophical Society and is a Fellow
  of the American Geophysical Union and the American Association for the Ad
 vancement of Science.   
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190424T122000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20190424T133500
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LOCATION:101 NEC Auditorium
SUMMARY:Physics Seminar: Past and Contemporary Climate Change:  Evidence fr
 om Earth’s Cryosphere
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