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Ruby Fu
January 31, 2022
How Water Works (And Why It Matters)
Fly ash in the Yangtze Basin
May 25, 2021
Impact of Coal Burning on Yangtze River is Comparable to Natural Processes
Hayden fieldwork
February 3, 2021
Caltech Alumnus Embeds with the California Office of Emergency Services
Stock image of a riverbank
January 28, 2021
Clear as Mud: How Tiny Plants Changed the Planet, 488 Million Years Ago
Avulsions 1
August 12, 2020
Sea-Level Rise Could Make Rivers More Likely to Jump Course
Debris flow
May 30, 2018
Debris Flow Early Warning
AGEP
June 15, 2017
AGEP Postdocs Reflect on Experiences
Lena Delta
March 19, 2014
WATSON LECTURE – When Rocks Roll: How Sediment Transport Shapes Planetary Surfaces
January 28, 2014
From Rivers to Landslides: Charting the Slopes of Sediment Transport
December 17, 2013
Megafloods: What They Leave Behind
November 11, 2011
Evidence of Ancient Lake in California's Eel River Emerges
December 15, 2010
New Flume On the Block

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When Rocks Roll: How Sediment Transport Shapes Planetary Surfaces

March 19, 2014
ALS Ice Bucket Challenge: Caltech President Thomas F. Rosenbaum
How Does A Landslide Work?

Press

NASA looks at Louisiana delta system, eyes global forecasts
June 28, 2021
AP News
When the levees break
May 14, 2021
Science Magazine
Fluvial Mapping of Mars
December 22, 2020
GSA
Rising sea levels and river delta growth
July 14, 2020
COSMOS
NASA announces new program to study flooding in the Mississippi River Delta outside of New Orleans, where 5,000 square miles of land has been lost to rising sea levels since the 1930s
February 20, 2020
Daily Mail
Sediment loading is key to predicting post-wildfire debris flows
February 11, 2020
National Science Foundation
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