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January 15, 2016

Celebrating 20 Years of Gulf Basin Depositional Synthesis

With the endowment of the Richard T. Buffler postdoctoral fellowship, the Gulf Basin Depositional Synthesis project celebrates 20 years of continuous funding. Continue Reading Celebrating 20 Years of Gulf Basin Depositional Synthesis

November 9, 2015

Chris Lowery: UTIG’s first ever Richard T. Buffler postdoctoral fellow

Chris Lowery turned his love of the outdoors into a career. As a postdoctoral fellow he’s helping define UTIG’s presence in the Gulf of Mexico. Continue Reading Chris Lowery: UTIG’s first ever Richard T. Buffler postdoctoral fellow

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24 Jan

"We should expect more of these postfire debris flows in the future"

Rain is forecast to bring relief to those hit by wildfires in LA. But rain after fire brings its own perils. @meghanbartels @sciam talked with Danielle Touma @UTGeophysics to learn more.

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24 Jan

Today @utgeophysics bid a fond farewell to Mark Wiederspahn who retires as IT lead after more than 4 decades! Mark was an invaluable member of the UTIG family. He'll be hard to replace. We'll miss you Mark!

Mark hands over to Senior IT Manager Ron O'Neill.

📷 Retirement party

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18 Jan

For the first UTIG+ Climate Hour of 2025, Danielle Touma discussed the climate science behind the #LAWildfires, why they spread so quick and what to expect in the future.

If you're a climate scientist at @txgeosciences or @UTAustin, Climate Hour meets Fridays at 1:30pm at UTIG.

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17 Jan

Riley Garrett, a master's student at the Jackson School of Geosciences, shares how a spring break spent collecting frozen permafrost cores in Alaska helped cement her decision to attend UT Austin for graduate school. 🤘 #fieldworkfriday

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Celebrating 20 Years of Gulf Basin Depositional Synthesis

Chris Lowery: UTIG’s first ever Richard T. Buffler postdoctoral fellow

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