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The Earth Observatory of Singapore devoted to the study of earth sciences officially opens
Date:2/19/2009

ientists to carry out their work here and also to collaborate with other NTU faculty and students in related fields. I am very pleased at the progress that has been made in such a short time under the leadership of Professor Kerry Sieh, Director of the EOS, with the guidance of its Governing Board," says Dr Su.

Dr Su is confident that the EOS will inspire and enable new approaches to ensure the stability, prosperity, sustainability and vitality of Southeast Asia through the coming decades and centuries.

Professor Sieh has assembled a group of distinguished international scientists as part of the EOS' inception team. They include Paul Taponnier of the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, one of the most influential neotectonicist of his generation and Chris Newhall, formerly of the US Geological Survey, one of the world's foremost authority on volcanism of Southeast Asia.


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Contact: Hisham Hambari
mhisham@ntu.edu.sg
656-790-6447
Nanyang Technological University
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