Department of Earth Sciences, University of Toronto

Hey Earth Science Hounds!
WIM UofT is calling all bakers to crystallize your best chunky chocolate cookies; your gooiest rice crispy treats; your most decadent brownies, where your prized concoctions will be shared at our bake sale at the end of the month. If you are interested, contact [email protected] regarding what ingredients you will be using and how much you are capable of contributing.

All contributions are welcome – whether you’re making it out of your easy bake oven or buying it from a fancy bakery and pawning it off as your own (it’ll be our secret).

The deadline for submissions is this Wednesday, November 20th

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ESS103 Geology and public issues held a poster conference today in the lobby of the medical sciences building. Here are some of the many great posters that our students put effort into making 😁👌👌👌

🎼 Arabian Gneeeeeeisss! Forms Arabian Saaaaaaand! 🧞‍♂️

Earth Sciences brings you to the most remote of places, to give you experiences only a genie can grant PC: Naomi Welt (._.chomsky )

🎶 The hills are alive... with the sound of constant orogenic processes 🎶

Our team in South Africa can be seen applying geophysics to archaelogy. The best thing about the methodology is that you don't have to run from a giant ball of rock 🤠

Can you spot the piece of banded iron formation? Our talented whitefish field course students could 💪😎

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Field work featuring our friendly neighbourhood geophysics experts: Nathan Stoikopoulos and Professor Charly Bank

To all students within the department:

There is a conference regarding geothermal energy research in Québec City held by Canadian Geothermal. It will be held this November 21st-22nd.

Here is the link for those of you who are interested:

CGSD2019 This meeting is the first of its kind to be organized in Canada. It aims to bring  together graduate students to post-doc fellows from Canada’s East to West coasts to discuss and share their research projects related to the field of geothermal energy.

Winners of the Matthew Shawn McConville Prize being shown the paleoecology lab