UTIG In The News

UTIG In The News

Date: Name: Subject:
11/2011 Britney Schmidt

Scientists find evidence for lake on Jupiter's icy moon, Europa

11/2011 Jamie Austin

UTIG research part of E/V Nautilus expedition

07/2010 William Galloway

Geologists search for deeper reservoirs below the salt

07/2010 Kathy Ellins

UTIG scientist discusses new fault in Kingston, Jamaica.

06/2010 Jack Holt

UTIG scientist reconstructs formation of two features in the northern ice cap of Mars

03/2010 Sean Gulick, Paul Mann

UTIG scientists discuss results of rapid response science mission to Haiti.

03/2010 Charles Jackson

UTIG scientist and colleagues comment on global warming.

01/2010 Paul Mann

UTIG scientist and colleagues to take GPS measurements of Haitian survey markers to determine amount of slip on fault.

01/2010 Paul Mann

UTIG scientist and colleagues forecasted major seismic hazard to Haiti and the Dominican Republic in 2008.

09/2009 Matt Hornbach, Hilary Olson

CO2 storage

08/2009 Terry Quinn

UTIG scientist will lead research facility.

06/2009 Cliff Frohlich

Earthquakes rattle Cleburne, Texas

04/2009 John Goff

UTIG scientist maps Hurricane Ike's effect on Galveston Bay.

01/2009 J. Lamar Worzel

Former UTIG director dies at 89

11/2008 Jack Holt

Scientists use radar to penetrate Mar's mysteries.

11/2008 Sean Gulick

Scientists study structural response of mountain range to glacial erosion

11/2008 Don Blankship

UTIG scientist is NASA's lead scientist for below-the-surface exploration on Europa.

10/2008 Don Blankenship, Ian Dalziel, Jack Holt, Lawrence Lawver, Duncan Young

UTIG, UK and Australian scientists investigate the cryospheric evolution of the Central Antarctic Plate

09/2008 Matt Hornbach

UTIG scientist studies tsunami debris

06/2008 Kirk McIntosh, Steffen Saustrup

CERI, UTIG, and the Army Corp of Engineers gather data on the New Madrid Fault Line

01/2008 Sean Gulick, Gail Christeson

Chicxulub crater: Asteroid landed in deeper water than previously assumed

05/2007 Charles Jackson

UTIG scientist states global warming may lead to more intense storms

04/2007 Paul Mann

UTIG scientist predicts this decade will rank as third most prolific in history for discovery of giant oil and gas fields

  • At the Wellhead, Gary Taylor, Platts Oilgram News, vol. 85, no. 65, p. 9.
03/2007 Don Blankenship, Jack Holt

Scientists convene international workshop on impact that the melting of West Antarctic ice could have on future sea-level rise

03/2007 Paul Mann

Scientists analyze trends in giant oil and gas field discoveries

02/2007 Charles Jackson, Don Blankenship, Brian Arbic, Terry Quinn, Ginny Catania

UTIG scientists discuss IPCC report on global climate change

01/2007 Charles Jackson

UTIG scientist says greenhouse gases trapping solar energy are responsible for warming trend.