Through research, SERC explores the opportunities in Ohio shale formations
SERC Assoc. Dir. Doug Southgate presents at 2012 Farm Science Review
Drilling in the Marcellus Shale
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OSU Extension Shale Development Information for Landowners 'Gave Me Confidence'
When Dick and Kaye Clay were approached by a shale energy representative about possibly leasing a portion of their Harrison County land, Kaye Clay knew where to turn for guidance. Read more.
Earth Scientist Appointed to National EPA Panel
Scott Bair, professor, earth sciences, has been appointed to a new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) panel of independent experts to peer-review the agency's hydraulic fracturing research. Bair is one of 31 experts selected from 170 nominees nationwide. Panel members, from academia,...
SERC director Daniels testifies in favor of S.B. 1
Jeffrey Daniels, professor of earth sciences and director of the Subsurface Energy Resource Center at Ohio State University, testified in support of S.B. 1 (OhioMeansJobs Workforce Development) on behalf of himself, Martin Abraham, dean of the College of Science, technology, Engineering and...
Researcher to study ceramic membranes for wastewater treatment
Paula Mouser, assistant professor in civil, environmental and geodetic engineering, has received funding from the Ohio State Office of Energy and Environment to characterize the influence of surface chemistry and morphology on biofilm formation of ceramic membranes in watewater treatment. The cost...

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