Please join us as David McGee, EAPS department head, invites the EAPS community to gather for this annual tradition, reflecting on our work together and…
“Towards the best COAST: conditionally optimal advance split time for rare event sampling with perturbed ensembles” The Earth’s atmosphere generat…
Abstract: The sensitivity of the marine nitrogen cycle to past biogeochemical disturbances and future anthropogenic warming depends on redox conditions.…
“Climate extremes in a warming climate: Outcomes and constraints of emission pathways” In this presentation, I will provide an overview of recent develo…
Abstract: Better estimates of past carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere (pCO2) are critical to the advancement of climate science. While instrumental…
“New calibration method for BiSON: 40 years of Sun-as-a-star RV data” The very long temporal baseline, 40s cadence, and extended coverage of data observ…
Grab a cup of coffee or tea and a donut and chat with your fellow EAPS colleagues in the atrium of Building 55! Community Coffee is held every Wednesday…
“On the origin of meteorites. Why Natureˆ¹ tricked us for so long?” ˆ¹ Not the journal The ordinary chondrite meteorites comprise 70% of all fall…
First-year students! You are cordially invited to “Fall in Love with EAPS” We’re hosting a valentine-themed event to provide undergraduates the op…
Please join us as David McGee, EAPS department head, invites the EAPS community to gather for this annual tradition, reflecting on our work together and…
A monthly social gathering for EAPS undergrad and grad students and postdocs! Join your peers for bagels on the 2nd Friday of each month in the Charney …