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EAPS congratulations to Patrick Heimbach and Adam Schlosser, both recently promoted to the rank of Senior Research Scientist. EAPS News
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EAPS Goes to AGU 2013
Between talks and posters, researchers from MIT's Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences contributed to over one hundred presentations at the 2013 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting this past December. EAPS News
Battery Offers Renewable Energy Breakthrough
Researchers, including three HUCE faculty associates, have developed a new battery that can store energy when the wind doesn’t blow and the sun doesn’t shine The New York Times
Looking Back at a Year in Papers
All over the Earth, inside and out, and off into the Solar System and beyond. Fowards in time, backwards in time, stretching nano-seconds, shrinking millennia: Here is a selection of peer-reviewed papers authored or co-authored by EAPS faculty and...
Predicting the future of global water stress
Senior Research Scientist Adam Schlosser and other JPSPGC researchers find that by 2050 more than half the world’s population will live in water-stressed areas and about a billion or more will not have sufficient water resources. EAPS News
Ahoy! First ocean vesicles spotted
EAPS' Florence Schubotz and Roger Summons, together with researchers in the Civil and Environmental Engineering and Biology Departments, discover extracellular vesicles produced by ocean microbes. EAPS News
Faculty Award
EAPS congratulations to Edward Boyle, Professor of Ocean Geochemistry and Director of the MIT-WHOI Joint Program, who has been awarded the 2014 Urey Medal of the European Association of Geochemistry. EAPS News
Earth's greatest killer finally caught, thanks to geology gumshoes
Geology is partly detective work, and scientists now have enough evidence to book a suspect in the biggest environmental catastrophe in Earth's history. Graduate students Seth Burgess and Ben Black talk to. NBC News
