News

Stanford students again well represented on Forbes '30 Under 30 in Energy' list

Read an interview with Professor Kate Maher regarding her experience as a GCEP (Global Climate and Energy Project) distinguished lecturer.

January 15, 2016
Stanford scientists solve mystery of ancient American lakes

See our research in the news: "Stanford scientists solve mystery of ancient American lakes" in the Stanford Daily (original paper in GSA Bulletin)

June 05, 2014
Hydrologic Regulation of Chemical Weathering and the Geologic Carbon Cycle

Read about the long-term moderation of Earth's climate by chemical weathering processes in: "How Earth Can Cool Without Plunging Into a Deep Freeze" (original paper in Science)

March 28, 2014
Abandoned mine holds clues to stopping global warming

An abandoned mine in California is providing scientists with important data that could lead to a possible new weapon to fight global warming.

December 10, 2013
Poresize Dependent Geochemistry

A video about enhanced metal sorption in tiny pores, by GCEP Distinguished Student Lecturer and EIG PhD student Joey Nelson.

October 08, 2013
Opal offers fast, lasting remedy for uranium contamination

Stanford researchers are proposing to use opal to sequester uranium at contaminated sites.

December 01, 2011