P.I. Transition coming to the EarthScope/EPIC
After 15 years of shepherding the EarthScope EPIC as Principal Investigator, Rick Aster will be leaving NM Tech to begin a new phase of his career at Colorado State University as Geosciences Department Head, beginning in January of 2014. Principal Investigator duties will be assumed by Susan Bilek, Associate Professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Science beginning October 1, 2013. After moving to Colorado, Rick will remain engaged with EarthScope as an active community member and as Chair of the Data Management System Standing Committee, and will continue to interact with Sue, NM Tech, and the Instrument Center on continuing projects and as a user of EarthScope facilities for Antarctic and other research.
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Also See
- SEIS-UK joins EarthScope/EPIC on Support Effort for Antarctic Projects
- EarthScope/EPIC Dedicates Seismometer Testing Observatory to Jim Fowler
- EarthScope/EPIC Intern Caps Busy Summer with Alaska Deployment at Poker Flat
- EarthScope/EPIC profiled in the Socorro Newspaper
- EarthScope/EPIC User Workshop, AGU San Francisco - 2010