Presenting at #AGU15 as a High School Student
Stanford University

Intranet

Presenting at #AGU15 as a High School Student

ClockDecember 18, 2015
twitter
linkedin

Every year, high school students spend the summer working in the field and in research labs with Stanford Earth faculty and advisors. Their experience culminates with a poster presentation of their work at the AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco.

Explore more

What caused the dinosaur extinction?

Geology alumna Gerta Keller, '78 is featured in an article in The Atlantic exploring her controversial hypothesis about the mass extinction that killed the dinosaurs about 66 million years ago, a theory amidst the “dinosaur wars.”

Navigate to What caused the dinosaur extinction?

Simon Klemperer named 2018 AGU Fellow

AGU Fellows are honored for visionary leadership and scientific excellence that fundamentally advances research. Klemperer, a geophysics professor, studies the growth, tectonic evolution, and deformation of the Earth's crust and upper mantle using active and passive seismology.

Navigate to Simon Klemperer named 2018 AGU Fellow

Stanford Earth alumnus receives 2018 Knowles Teaching Fellowship

San Lorenzo High School teacher Ian Hagmann, MS '15 has been awarded a five-year fellowship that includes stipends, funds for professional development, grants for teaching materials and opportunities for leadership development.

Navigate to Stanford Earth alumnus receives 2018 Knowles Teaching Fellowship

Tony Kovscek to lead new Energy Frontier Research Center

Stanford will soon be home to two new Department of Energy-funded Energy Frontier Research Centers, aimed at transforming the way energy is generated, transformed, stored and used.

Navigate to Tony Kovscek to lead new Energy Frontier Research Center
maillinkedindouble carrot leftarrow leftdouble carrotplayerinstagramclosecarrotquotefacebooktwitterplusminussearchmenuarrowcloudclock