2026 February, Volume 40, No 2

Steve Angster, Research Geologist: U.S. Geological Survey; Earthquake Science Center

Talk Title: Unraveling the Seattle Fault Zone: Main and Secondary Fault Dynamics

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2026 January, Volume 40, No 1

David Unruh, LG, LHG, Department of Ecology

Historical geology at contaminated sites: Implications for fate and transport of chlorinated solvents

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2025 November, Volume 39, No 7

Anna Ledeczi, 5th Yr PhD Student, UW Earth & Space Sciences

Structure and Properties of the Cascadia Plate Interface

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2025 May, Volume 39, No 5

Baptiste Journaux, Assistant Research Professor, University of Washington

Ice in its many forms as some of the most important minerals on Earth, in our solar system and beyond

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2025 April, Volume 39, No 4

Akshay Mehra, Assistant Professor UW.
Big data, deep time: combining field observations with computational analyses to reconstruct Earth history

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2025 March, Volume 39, No 3

Trenton Cladouhos, PhD, Quaise Energy

Super Hot Rocks and Geothermal Energy

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2025 February, Volume 39, No 2

Ken Petrie, Senior Geologist, Weyerhaeuser.

Carbon Capture and Sequestration Overview

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2025 January, Volume 39, No 1

Paula Burgi, USGS Mendenhall Postdoctoral Fellow

The role of satellite data in modeling and monitoring earthquake-induced building damage and ground failure

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2024 December, Volume 38, No 8

Jeff Tepper, University of Puget Sound

Initiation of the Cascade Volcanic Arc

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2024 November, Volume 38, No 7

Brian F. Atwater, U.S. Geological Survey

Volcanic Ash in a Varved Record of Missoula Flood Periodicity

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2024 May, Volume 38, No 5

Will Hoover, University of Washington, Postdoctoral Associate

Earthquakes and baby powder: How chemical reactions influence Cascadia slow slip

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2024 April, Volume 38, No 4

Darrel Cowan, University of Washington Emeritus

Evolution of ideas – 1969-1985 – about plate convergence along the western margin of North America

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2024 February, Volume 38, No 2

Stacia Gordon, University of Nevada Reno, Tracking the Rheology History of an Arc System: Magmatism, Metamorphism, and Deformation in the Deep Crust

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2023 November, Volume 37, No 7

Grace Winer, Expedition Staff member on Lindblad/National Geographic. Geology of Iceland: la Terre Vivante (the Living Earth)

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