Category Archives: ScotBlogs Contributed

Guest bloggers – SEAK25: The SEAK Team traveled to Juneau Alaska from Wooster where they had been learning the basic of tree-ring dating and dendroclimatic analyses, After spending a couple days in Juneau, our Keck SEAK 2025 Team took a … C… Continue reading →

Special thanks to Nat McCoy and Dr. Pollock for their hard work on the Earth Sciences 2024-2025 Annual Report. You can access the report through this link. Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the Earth Sciences Departmental Annual Report for 2024-25. Special thanks to Nat McCoy and Dr. Pollock for their hard work on the document. Continue reading →

Dendrochronological methods are a key part to our research team’s success. While analyzing and drawing conclusions from data is essential, it is equally as important to ensure the proper collection, preparation, and handling of samples and extraction o… Continue reading →

Guest Blogger: Lynnsey Delio, The Keck Geology 2025 team has been working in the Wooster dendrochronology lab for the first week of research. The team cored the oak tree in front of Scovel on day 1 for some practice coring. … Continue reading &#8… Continue reading →

Figure 1. Title page of Amanda’s thesis including one of the key figures. Amanda Flory (class of 2025) completed a thesis that investigated the interplay between the pace of the ocean-atmosphere climate in the Northeast Pacific that is dominated … Continue reading →

In 1999, Bryan Prusha ’98 and I wrote an article for Physics Letters A illustrating why logic requires nonlinearity. Recently, with Bill Ditto, I revisited this theme by demonstrating how to encode all 16 binary boolean (true-false) functions in … Continue reading →

Advances in astronomy can rewrite even introductory astronomy textbooks. Although no spacecraft have yet exited our Milky Way galaxy to image it from the outside, the Gaia astrometry space telescope recently completed a dozen years of accurately measur… Continue reading →

Guest Blogger Grace Neuman: From mossy bogs to forgotten fields, the landscape of Northeastern Ohio holds buried stories. My Independent study, examines how two centuries of post-settlement human activity have altered the region’s ecosystems, and how w… Continue reading →

As a child, I was inspired by Arthur C. Clarke‘s 1956 science fiction novel The City and the Stars to search for patterns in prime numbers. Chapter 6 begins: Jeserac sat motionless within a whirlpool of numbers. The first thousand … Continu… Continue reading →