Recent EGI publications of 2023 – 2024
2024 Dvory, N. Z., McLennan, J. D. (2024). Stress Field Dynamics and Fault Slip Potential in the Paradox Basin. JGR Solid Earth, 129(7), (July 2024) e2024JB028891 Fei, F., Wang, C., Cusini, M., Frash, L., Kroll. K., (2024). Modeling of Diagnostic Fracture Injection...
A Celestial Symphony Over Stone: The 2023 Annular Eclipse at Bryce Canyon
On Saturday, October 14, 2023, skywatchers across a swath of the Americas were treated to a celestial spectacle: an annular solar eclipse.
EGI’s carbon management team update
Over $10 Million from the Department of Energy to Support Reducing CO₂ Emissions in Uinta Basin Dr. Ting Xiao and Dr. Brian McPherson are currently engaged in a comprehensive project focused on carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) hubs. Their work is part...
Searching for a Greener Future: Empowering Geoscience and Engineering Education for the Energy Transition
Dr. Rasoul Sorkhabi, a CvEEN Research Professor, and Milind Deo, a Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Director of the Energy & Geoscience Institute, have developed an innovative approach to geoscience and geoengineering education. Their work,...
Utah FORGE Poster and Song Parody Contests — Expanding Geothermal Literacy
This year, the Utah FORGE team conducted two annual contests for elementary, middle and high school students to learn more about geothermal energy in creative ways.
A Climate of Hope – Utah FORGE Featured in NHMU’s Groundbreaking Exhibit
On November 11, 2023, the Natural History Museum of Utah (NHMU) showcased its newest permanent exhibit: “A Climate of Hope.” Located on the museum’s fifth story, this addition focuses on climate change in a unique way. Lisa Thompson — an Exhibit Developer with NHMU...