[Editors] [Eaps-friends] EAPSpeaks | Fall 2013 | MIT Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences
Dawn S Adelson
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Mon Dec 9 10:06:28 EST 2013
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Letter from the
Department Head
Robert van der Hilst
Theodore Madden
1925-2013
EAPS News
Sara Seager, 2013 MacArthur Fellow
MIT News
Getting Ahead in the Clouds
Technology Review
Underground Storage of Carbon Dioxide
MIT Energy Initiative
The Moon's Bumpy Gravity
Technology Review
A New Lead on Earth's Lineage
MIT News
Detecting DNA in Space
MIT News
Earth: Inside-Out
Helen Hill
Can't see it. Can't touch it. How can we know what's going on inside? Meet a few of the EAPS geoscientists working to understand just how the Earth works.
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Laboratory Earth - Tales from the Field
Fieldwork is key in achieving the essential synergy between theory and observation necessary to understand natural processes. Discover where EAPS has been over the past 12 months.
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Meet EAPS Three Newest Faculty Faces
EAPS welcomes Assistant Professors Hilke Schlichting and Germán Prieto and newly minted Associate Professor Mick Follows. Find out about the research passions of these new faces in three recent interviews.
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ERL Honors Founder
To kick of the Earth Resources Laboratory's (ERL) annual consortium meeting in May, corporate sponsors and EAPS alumni gathered in the newly renovated headquarters of the ERL to honor its founder, Nafi M. Toksöz.
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Follow this link for more research news. READ MORE
Kudos
Degrees Awarded
Degrees awarded during the 2012/2013 academic year. Degrees are conferred in September, February, and June. READ MORE
Awards
Recent EAPS faculty and senior researcher awards and honors. READ MORE
Media
How to Spot a Mass Extinction Event
Would you recognize a mass extinction event if you came across one while digging in the Tunisian countryside? Watch this video interview with geobiologist Julio Sepúlveda, and you'll know what to look out for. WATCH
Meet an EAPS Undergraduate
Ben Thompson has an obvious passion for geology but, as he explains, that's a long way from what he thought he would end up majoring in when he first came to MIT. WATCH
Follow this link for the Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences collection at MIT Video WATCH
Events
May 2013 - October 2013
Saluting EAPS' outstanding graduates at our commencement reception; Sea Ice, Climate, and Observational Mathematics; and How Air Pollution Affects Climate, and What We Can Do About It: Read about these and other EAPS events during the past six months.
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Looking Ahead
EAPS Reception for Alumni and Friends at the AGU
December 9, 2013
Our annual reception during the Fall Meeting of the American Geophyisical Union will be held at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis from 6:00-9:00 pm. READ MORE
All events in the EAPS calendar are open to the public. READ MORE
Travel
Get Out in the Field with EAPS Professors
MIT's Alumni Travel Program offers 35 trips each year to destinations all over the world. MIT faculty lead many of these adventures, sharing their knowledge to further enrich the travelers' experience. Not surprisingly, EAPS professors are well represented in this program. In 2014-2015 explore the Mohave with John Southard, Iceland with Tom Herring, Alaska with Fred Frey, Sicily with Clark Burchfiel, New Zealand with Ron Prinn, and Antarctica with Susan Solomon. READ MORE
Online Learning
Global Warming Science comes to edX
Starting February 19, 2014, get an introduction to the physics of the climate system and the basic science underpinning discussions of anthropogenic climate change with this 12-week course staffed by EAPS professors Kerry Emanuel, Dan Cziczo, and David McGee. Registration now open. READ MORE
Support EAPS
By unlocking the mysteries of the natural world, EAPS faculty, researchers, and students are discovering answers to questions that pique the imagination and solutions to problems with important societal implications. Support these brilliant and creative minds with a gift to EAPS. In the face of uncertain federal research funding and increased competition for talent among our peers, your contribution will help us maintain our leadership in the geosciences. Fundraising priorities are fellowship support for graduate students and discretionary funding, used to seize opportunities and to address pressing needs.
For more information on making a gift, please contact Dawn Adelson at dadelson at mit.edu or 617.253.0593. You may also make a gift by going directly to our website at http://eapsweb.mit.edu/alumni/giving.
Published December 2013
© Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences, MIT
Editorial team: Helen Hill and Dawn Adelson
eapsweb at mit.edu
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