USC Geobiology : News

USC Geobiology in the News

June 2012	Antarctica Warmer 20 Million Years Ago.
March 2012	Earth's past is warning for the Future.
November 2011	From Deep Sea to Dry Dock.
November 2011	Is the 'Dead Planet' Full of Life?
October 2011	And the Microbes Shall inherit the Earth.
May 2011	Dr. Brandy Toner, a 2011 Ridge 2000 Distinguished Lecturer will give two lectures at USC on May 18 and 19, 2011, hosted by C-DEBI and WiSE. On May 18th, her talk will be given in ZHS 159 from noon-1pm. On May 19, her talk will be given in HNB100 from 11am to 12 pm.
April 2011	The 8th Annual Southern California Geobiology Symposium to be held at USC on April 16, 2011.
February 2011	Stories Set in Stone
January 2011	Katrina Edwards named as AAAS Fellow
January 2011	Apply for the 2011 International Summer Geobiology Course!
October 2010	Essential Vitamins in the Environment
May 2010	Undergraduate Team Research in the News
April 2010	The 7th Annual Southern California Geobiology Symposium is held at Caltech.
March 2010	USC Awarded $25 Million NSF Grant to Establish the Center for Dark Energy Biosphere Investigations, a new science and technology center headed by our own Katrina Edwards.
January 2010	The International Geobiology Course 2010 is now accepting applications for this year's summer program. Applications are due March 5, 2010. View the program flier here
December 2009	New Bacterial Behavior Discovered
September 2009	Blurring the Lines between Earth and Life
April 2009	UCR Hosts the 6th Annual 2009 Southern California Geobiology Symposium
June 2008	USC Creates Generation of Geobiologists
May 2008	Life at Rock Bottom Boosts Bacteria
April 2008	USC Hosts the 5th Annual 2008 Southern California Geobiology Symposium
March 2008	Bo Barker Jorgensen Speaks at USC
Feb. 2008	USC Awarded $3.9M for Undersea Lab
Fall 2007	Catherine Powers and David Bottjer "Mass Extinctions: Out With a Whimper Not a Bang"
Fall 2006	MURI: Microbial Fuel Cell Project Website Launched
Dec 2006	Running on Microbes - Grant supports development of bacteria-powered fuel cells
Sept 2006	Group Hire Makes Waves on Campus

Geothermal Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park. Understanding the influence of biology on the formation of these massive carbonate terraces can yield fundamental knowledge about the history of life on earth and the potential for life elsewhere in the solar system.

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