Dr. Duncan Carr Agnew joins us as a Visiting Investigator from the University of California at San Diego. Agnew will be doing research on the participation of GL in optical glass production during World War I with Shaun Hardy in our library for the next three months. His research interests include crustal deformation (tectonic and tidal), geophysical instrumentation, statistical seismology, and the history of geophysical sciences.
Mary A. O'Donnell (better known as M.A.) joins BBR as our new Library Technical Specialist/Digital Asset Curator. M.A. first began working at our Broad Branch Road campus in October 2015, at which time she was hired as the Membership Services Coordinator for the Geochemical Society.
Former-GL postdoc Sergey Lobanov received the Mineral and Rock Early Career Award from AGU.
AGU announced the 2019 Fellows. Included are Bob Hazen and Mike Walter of GL.
Troy Walthour is the Instrument Maker at BBR. He works for GL and DTM.
GL welcomed six wonderful interns this summer and DTM welcomed five. Their diligence and determination impressed us all summer. We know that they will do incredible things in the future.
Daniel joins GL as the new Systems Administrator/Laboratory Computing Support Staff working with Gábor Szilágyi. Daniel is an Aussie with a passion for science and learning. He brings with him a history of Astrophysics, Data Analytics, and teaching English in Japan and South Korea.
Geophysical Laboratory is pleased to announce the launch of the new Global Visitors Program.
Congratulations to Ms. Carolyn Beaumont, a senior at the Potomac School, who won 5th place in the prestigious 78th Regeneron Science Talent Search.
Students from AJAS visited the BBR campus during their time in Washington, D.C. in February.
