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Four New Postdoctoral Fellows Will Research Coastal and Marine Topics
The 14 new Fellows are the 8th group of recent Ph.D. graduates to be hired for 2-year appointments under the Mendenhall Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Program, established in 2001 in honor of Walter C. Mendenhall, the fifth Director of the USGS. Patrick Leahy, USGS Associate Director for Geology, announced the names of the incoming Fellows in March, noting the continued high caliber of young scientists coming to the USGS through the Mendenhall Program and the breadth of their research topics. Leahy also praised current and past Mendenhall Fellows, citing their energy and productivity and "the stimulation they provide our permanent staff." Brief descriptions of their research projects are posted on the Mendenhall Program Web site at URL http://geology.usgs.gov/postdoc/ (scroll down to "Project Profiles" and "Project Summaries").
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in this issue:
Beam Time at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Tar Balls Washed Onto California Beaches USGS Scientists Judge Science Fairs Job Shadowing at National Wetlands Research Center Florida Shelf Mapping Workshop Identifies State Priorities New Research Oceanographer Joins Western Coastal and Marine Geology Team New Research Geologist Joins Western Coastal and Marine Geology Team Four New Postdoctoral Fellows Will Research Coastal and Marine Topics
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