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BREAKING GROUND - Geosciences

BREAKING GROUND - Geosciences

From left, graduate students Sean Long and Tobgay and assistant professor Nadine McQuarrie traveled to Bhutan last fall to survey the geologic history of the Himalayas.

Courtesy Nadine McQuarrie

Published in the March 4, 2009, Issue

From left, graduate students Sean Long and Tobgay and assistant professor Nadine McQuarrie traveled to Bhutan last fall to survey the geologic history of the Himalayas.

From left, graduate students Sean Long and Tobgay and assistant professor Nadine McQuarrie traveled to Bhutan last fall to survey the geologic history of the Himalayas.

Courtesy Nadine McQuarrie











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