- Diana’s plenary talk really summarized both her terrific career and the great value of long-term data from the dry valleys
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Graduate students presented their latest work at the August 2015 MCM LTER All hands meeting held at the end of August, in Boulder CO.
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Happy Earth Day! In This Interview, Biologist Byron Adams Explains His Research At The McMurdo Dry Valleys Long Term Ecological Research Site
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Ben Harding, current field team lead of the Stream Team.
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Diane is the 2015 winner of the John Dalton Medal of the European Geosciences Union
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Congrats to John Priscu for getting the Edward O. Wilson Biodiversity Technology Pioneer Award
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Dr. Peter Doran joins the Louisiana State University as the first holder of the John Franks Endowed Chair.
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John Priscu describes diversity of life discovered in Lake Whillans, West Antarctica sub-glacial lake water
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While you should expect some changes in content, you can start visiting the MCM LTER website we put together for the upcoming review (Jan 21-24 2014)
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Diana Wall was presented with the Soil Science Society of America's (SSSA) highest honor, the Presidential Award. The organization presented Wall with the award at their 2013 annual meeting.
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Levy said on a recent findings at Garwood:"We're seeing the first Arctic-style change to the permafrost in Antarctica". Read more on Nature Sci. Reports
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Murray, Doran and others reached news outlets around the world: The PNAS publication titled "Microbial life at -13 deg. in the brine of an ice-sealed Antarctic lake" is echoed in many world press outlets.
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John's reflections on his ~30 years of Antarctica field research
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The MCM LTER was deeply saddened to learn that our founding PI, Dr. Robert Wharton passed away on September 18, 2012 .
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Diana's talk touched on Global Soil Problems, Nematodes, Deserts - to the Ice - Soil Biodiversity; - sending Diana and Ross soil that started us off on the ice and Bob's legacy - the LTER - Lake Hoare physical struc
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The history of astrobiological research in the McMurdo Dry Valleys and the connections to the LTER are touched in this seminar conducted by Peter Doran
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John Priscu's massive effort to explore the world beneath the Ross Ice Shelf has won an international award for his work in Antarctica.
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NPR science friday program. Features John Priscu and Diana Wall, covers questions like "What happens when the ice in Antarctica melts?"
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