CERI, established in 1977, serves the University of Memphis by facilitating interdisciplinary research and education, and the public by providing authoritative scientific education and information.
Click on this map to go to an interactive map which shows recent Central U.S. earthquakes.
Maps are updated within about 5 minutes of an earthquake.
CERI offers a variety of research opportunities in graduate studies. Interested in travel? CERI faculty and staff conduct research all over the world.
The Public Earthquake Resource Center at CERIis an education and outreach program for K-12 students, adults, and other curious people.
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Press Release:Dr. Chuck Langston Takes Helm at U of M’s Earthquake Center The University of Memphis Center for Earthquake Research and Information (CERI), a premiere institute for the study of the causes and consequences of earthquakes, is now under the leadership of a new director, Dr. Chuck Langston.More...