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65-30 Kissena Blvd | Queens, NY
Joined February 2019
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The School of Earth and Environmental Sciences is very sad to announce the recent passing of SEES Emeritus Professor, Dr. David Speidel. A prolific researcher and leader, he served Queens College for decades as a Department Chair, Dean, and Provost.
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The School of Earth & Env Sciences at Queens College is hiring a Lecturer. cuny.jobs & use job ID#24095 or:cuny.jobs/queens-ny/lecturer…
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The School of Earth & Env Sciences at Queens College is hiring a Lecturer. cuny.jobs & use job ID#24095 or:cuny.jobs/queens-ny/lecturer…
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The School of Earth & Env Sciences at Queens College is hiring a Lecturer. cuny.jobs & use job ID#24095 or:cuny.jobs/queens-ny/lecturer…
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Join me to hear a behind the scenes account of what happens at Scientific Journals with @andrea_alu @asrc_gc @GC_CUNY Jeffrey Bird @SEES_QC @QC_News @CUNYGCEES and Tracey Revenson @HPCSCUNY @PsychatHunter @Hunter_College
Mark your calendars: The next "Communicating Your Science" event is at 2 p.m. on March 25. This month, you'll have the opportunity to chat with three CUNY STEM faculty members who also serve as editors for top research journals. Register ASAP to attend! ow.ly/5H9450I8CBX
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#Microbial #plankton and feedbacks with #hypoxia in a human-impacted estuary. #Bacteria, #archaea and #eukaryotes were sampled in #LongIslandSound to capture a gradient from off #NewYorkCity towards less #eutrophic waters. #AME bit.ly/ame_88_61
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“Before La Palma, I saw three volcanoes erupting,” says @SEES_QC Italian geologist Franco Cortese. “...Stromboli, Etna, and Piton de la Fournaise...This one by a gigantic margin is the most volcanically intense interaction I’ve had with an active volcano.” ow.ly/Izrr50H27ve
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Even as scientists who’ve witnessed volcanoes erupting before, being up close to observe Cumbre Vieja—the volcano that recently began erupting in the Canary Islands—was a “once-in-a-lifetime” experience for members of @SEES_QC.
Read more in #TheQView: ow.ly/gfzQ50GZIjk
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Is climate change responsible for increasingly extreme weather events worldwide? How well can New York City weather these storms? Stephen Pekar, professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Queens College, weighs in for @NY1's @clodaghny1. @SEES_QC bit.ly/3EiWloI
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As the #LaPalma volcano erupts, Ph.D. students Samantha Tramontano (@samtramrox) and Franco Cortese and Prof. Marc-Antoine Longpré (@ma_longpre) are monitoring in person. Among their research questions: Why do some volcanoes reactivate after taking a nap? bit.ly/30PcjZd
ALT Samantha Tramontano sets up a station for sampling ash from the Cumbre Vieja volcano, 10/02/2021
ALT Samantha Tramontano makes a hand out of coarse lapilli, 10/02/2021
ALT Samantha Tramontano in the front, Professor Marc-Antoine Longpré in the back, taking footage of the eruption, 9/29/2021
ALT Eruption of the Cumbre Vieja volcano
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School of Earth & Environmental Sciences Colloquium
9/22, 12:15 pm
Zoom: us02web.zoom.us/j/8625994269…
Silvia Angles (QC and ASRC): Phytoplankton Diversity and Dynamics: Insights From Traditional Methods to Cutting Edge Technologies
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In recognition of her exceptional scholarship & contributions to her field, Cecilia McHugh (@SEES_QC) was named CUNY Distinguished Professor of Marine Geology w/ specialty in Sedimentology. She's the first Latina to be named a CUNY Distinguished Professor. bit.ly/3i9ZqPz
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SEES Virtual Graduation!
Please join us on Thursday, June 3, immediately following the College Commencement Ceremony, approximately between 11:30am – 12pm. Your family and friends are invited!
Hosted on Zoom - Meeting ID: 889 2531 8321, Passcode: SEES
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SEES Virtual Graduation!
Please join us on Thursday, June 3, immediately following the College Commencement Ceremony, approximately between 11:30am – 12pm. Your family and friends are invited!
Hosted on Zoom - Meeting ID: 889 2531 8321, Passcode: SEES
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Zabdiel Roldan Ayala, a SEES graduate student and member of Professor Dianne Greenfield‘s research lab, has received a grant from Yokogawa, a pioneer in Flow Imaging Microscopy.
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This is an outstanding paid internship opportunity, with a remote option. @BklynCollege411 @SEES_QC @MagnerCenter
Apply for NYSG's 2021 Community Engaged Internship. Deadline 4/15, 5PM EDT; 10–week internship includes a $5K stipend, located at @FarmingdaleSC & @stonybrooku, begins on 6/1: bit.ly/2OUepAM @nysdec @SeaGrant @NOAAeducation @NOAA_GLERL @cornellcals @ccecornell @SoMAS_SBU
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Are there any @CUNY students in Queens or the Bronx that may be interested? @SEES_QC @LehmanCollege @CUNYGCEES
We’re seeking a graduate student/upper-class undergraduate to assist in program communication efforts for work in the Bronx, Queens, or Long Island, NY: bit.ly/2MfVDmA 3/15 start date @LISStudy @cornellcals @ccecornell @CTSeaGrant @SeaGrant
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A report of a new result has been published in IOP SciNotes - read 'Temperature variance portends and indicates the extent of abrupt climate shifts' by authors at @SEES_QC ow.ly/xhxb50Dq5Ne
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Hope on the Hudson: "We put together an initial study to try to answer the question, 'How's the water?' . . . There are lots of places where what we find actually is really good water quality." -QC Environmental Microbiologist Gregory O'Mullan @SEES_QC bit.ly/2UoATJI
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New Article! @SEES_QC @aiforearth @QC_News
Open data, collaborative working platforms, and interdisciplinary collaboration frontiersin.org/article/10.3…
