In an effort to predict volcanic eruptions sooner and more accurately, students from GSO are studying the rift zones of two of the most active volcanoes in the world, Hawaii’s Kilauea and Mauna Loa.
Continue reading "Mapping volcanoes’ ‘hidden’ structures may help predict severity and timing of eruptions"
Stanford University’s Top 2% Scientists list is considered the most prestigious in the world
Continue reading "URI GSO faculty members named to Stanford University’s Top 2% Scientists 2024 list"
These changes are designed to strengthen collaboration, amplify impact, and honor the legacy of these extraordinary units.
Continue reading "URI coastal and ocean engagement and extension program updates"
The most recent ranking, released Monday, also places the institution as the 34th-best public university nationally.
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AGU Fellows are recognized for their scientific eminence, demonstrated through breakthroughs, discoveries or innovations that advance the Earth and space sciences
Continue reading "GSO’s Steven D’Hondt elected AGU Fellow"
On September 6th, 2025, alumni, faculty, students, staff and friends of GSO gathered to honor the legacy of the late Dr. John Knauss, visionary marine scientist and founding dean of GSO, whose 100th birthday would have been on September 1, 2025.
Continue reading "The Enduring Legacy of John Knauss, Still Leading Us Forward"
A shared designation marks a long-term partnership to protect land, water, and livelihoods
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Meet alum Gaby Espino, M.O. ’24, Seafloor Mapper and Navigator of Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) aboard the E/V Nautilus
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URI Professor Rebecca Robinson is studying freshened water extracted from unprecedented scientific ocean drilling operation
Continue reading "How did freshened water end up beneath the seafloor? Sediment collected by scientists may reveal answers"
Bonney operated the ROV Rhody on May 28 to remotely conduct a photogrammetry survey of the steamship Iona, which sank in Lake Ontario 1912.
Continue reading "While battling back from paralyzing accident, URI student searches for shipwrecks"