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Departmental news
WISH TV interviewed EAS Faculty Brian Yanites and Travis O'Brien on hurricane Helene landslides
Brian Yanites and Travis O'Brien in WISH TV interview about research into hurricane Helene and future landslides
EAS researchers led by PhD student Jake Gearon published a Nature article on river avulsion
A study led by PhD student Jake Gearon on how avulsing rivers can create new pathways in flood conditions and how that affects society.
EAS Assistant Professor Andrea Stevens-Goddard Receives NSF Career Grant
The NSF has awarded IUB Assistant Professor Andrea Stevens Goddard a five-year Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Program grant, providing $884,000 in funding.
EAS Faculty Ben Kravitz and Paul Goddard on NPR
Faculty Ben Kravitz and Paul Goddard lead a team of high school teachers in climate change course modules.
EAS Lecturer Dr. Elizabeth Kenderes receives ASURE Award
EAS Lecturer Dr. Elizabeth Kenderes received the David and Cheryl Morley ASURE 2024 Teacher-of-the-Year Award
Chen Zhu and colleagues publish a paper on critical minerals
Chen Zhu and colleagues publish a paper on critical minerals
EAS Professor David Polly was interviewed by ABC News about stegosarus fossil
Sotheby's to auction the largest stegosaurus fossil ever found
IU Students present their work at the US State Department
IU students presented their work for the IU Diplomacy Lab at the State Department.
EAS Assistant Professor Ben Kravitz invited to International Commission on Climate Science
Ben Kravitz, an assistant professor in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences within the College of Arts and Sciences at Indiana University Bloomington, has been selected to be a member of the International Commission on Climate (ICCL),.
EAS Assistant Professor Andrea Stevens Goddard to receive a teaching award
Andrea Stevens Goddard to receive a Trustees Teaching Award
EAS Associate Professor Brian Yanites Mapping Tree Throw After Tornado
Dr. Brian Yanites is studying the McCormicks Creek forests to conduct research on natural disasters’ impact on the environment.
EAS Professor Travis O'Brien's research on GHG emissions and precipitation
Anthropogenic aerosol and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are the primary drivers of precipitation change over the United States
Dr. Anne Kort and Dr. David Polly are studying a new theory on the bones of early mammals
The Power of the Backbone - research on the bones of early mammals.
IUB Students Advise US Consulate in Canada
IUB students in Michael Hamburger's Diplomacy Lab course discuss their project on Canadian hazards remediation.
Lead author Paul Goddard and co-author Ben Kravitz in article on Climate Engineering
Climate engineering could slow Antarctic ice loss, study shows
EAS MS student Isabelle Caban received AGI scholarship
AGI Congratulates Isabelle Caban as Recipient of 2023 Scholarship for Diversity in Geoscience
EAS Assistant Professor Travis O'Brien's research featured on IT News and Events
EAS Assistant Professor Travis O'Brien's atmospheric river research featured on IU IT News and Events
EAS Professor Juergen Schieber's research on Mars featured in College of Arts + Sciences Spotlight article
Research by IU scientist Juergen Schieber provides new insights into the potential for early steps of biological evolution on Mars
Rivers in the Sky: an online webcast featuring EAS Professor Travis O'Brien
Rivers in the Sky: Extreme Weather and Climate Change
EAS Professor Chen Zhu received an NSF award to study carbon trapping
EAS Professor Chen Zhu has received a grant from NSF to study CO2 water-rock interactions
Chen Zhu Awarded Prestigious Leverhulme Visiting Professorship at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom
Chen Zhu Awarded Prestigious Leverhulme Visiting Professorship at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom
Mississippi River Delta Study points to human action in land loss
EAS Associate Professor Doug Edmonds has a new paper in Nature Sustainability on how human activity altered the landscape in the Mississippi River delta.
EAS Graduate Student Elizabeth Sherrill awarded fellowship
EAS Graduate Student Elizabeth Sherrill has been awarded a Dissertation Year Fellowship for 2023-24.
EAS Assistant Professor Ben Kravitz contributed to a New Scientist article about moon dust shield
Could there be a moon dust shield that would ease global warming on Earth?
EAS Assistant Professor Travis O’Brien quoted in FactCheck.org article
Dr. Travis O’Brien was quoted in an article on the recent west coast storms.
EAS Researchers Study Extreme Wind Events
Uprooted trees serve as physical record for extreme wind events
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