President Paxson discusses science with DEEPS alumna Maria Zuber ’86.

Earthquake research from The University of Texas and Brown University found cloverleaf shockwaves hidden in low-frequency seismic data.

Composition of air bubbles can help scientists date Antarctica’s ice caps

A unified model for transient subglacial water pressure and basal sliding

As various forces in Rhode Island work toward a more sustainable future, two environmental organizations in the Ocean State have focused on making labor a key player in the transition. Baylor Fox-Kemper explained that both Renew R.I. and Climate Jobs R.I. share goals of “transitioning away from fossil fuels towards carbon-neutral sources like solar,” as well as reducing carbon emissions from transportation, heating, and food production.

2021 AGU Section Awardees and Named Lecturers

A new study led by Prof. Steve Clemens proves that monsoons will become more destructive

Brown Alumni Association of Hawaii NASA Event: "Out of this World with NASA’s Perseverance Mars Mission"

Burgess is currently the lead investigator for a NASA Apollo Next-Generation Sample Analysis Program project.

Watson’s Director Ed Steinfeld talks about China’s lunar mission with Watson Faculty Fellow and DEEPS Professor Jim Head

DEEPS professor Meredith Hastings works to promote inclusion of women in Earth sciences.

JB Novak '20 came up with a more accurate way to figure out past ocean temperatures.

A collaboration with NASA-RI Space Grant and Brown University

Meredith Hastings and the team from ESWN are awarded a Presidential Award.

John Mustard, Ralph Milliken, and co-authors examined global patterns of landscape shapes and near-surface water ice the orbiters mapped. They concluded a covering of water ice mixed with dust mantled the surface of Mars to latitudes as low as 30 degrees, and is degrading and retreating.