EAPS 12000 is an introductory course for non majors that is approved for the core curriculum under Science, Technology and Society (STS). Professor Jon Harbor is developing a totally new interactive online version of this course that will be available starting with the summer semester of 2014.
The mayor of a Kansas community devastated by an F5 tornado in 2007 will meet on Tuesday (April 1) with Purdue University faculty members and students who are studying the role of science in policy decisions related to hurricanes, earthquakes and tornadoes.
The new textbook Mesoscale Convective Processes in the Atmosphere by EAPS Professor Jeff Trapp seeks to promote a deep yet accessible understanding of mesoscale-convective processes in the atmosphere.
Dereka is pursuing cross-cutting research that seeks to establish a new means of assessing the risk to weather hazards associated with land-falling tropical cyclones
(TCs). Wendall's research is focused on using stable isotopes in nitrate contained in Antarctic ice cores to understand the feedback between atmospheric chemistry and global climate change.
A new study from the American Geosciences Institute shows that salaries in Geoscience related jobs are up, way up in some occupations.
Researchers Leila M. Gonzales and Heather Houlton, a 2010 Purdue Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences masters graduate, averaged 2011 salaries of managers, architects, engineers and teachers in various fields and compared them withthose in the geosciences.
Dr. Terry WestThe Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists (AEG) has selected Dr. Terry West to receive the 2013 Honorary Member Award, the Association’s highest award.
The study looks at more than 60 years of Indiana tornado climatology data and could potentially be helpful to city planners and forecasters.
EAPS 12000 is an introductory course for non majors that is approved for the core curriculum under Science, Technology and Society (STS). Professor Jon Harbor is developing a totally new interactive online version of this course that will be available starting with the summer semester of 2014.
The mayor of a Kansas community devastated by an F5 tornado in 2007 will meet on Tuesday (April 1) with Purdue University faculty members and students who are studying the role of science in policy decisions related to hurricanes, earthquakes and tornadoes.
An ITap and faculty partnership gives students experience with high-performance computing.
The new textbook Mesoscale Convective Processes in the Atmosphere by EAPS Professor Jeff Trapp seeks to promote a deep yet accessible understanding of mesoscale-convective processes in the atmosphere.
Dereka is pursuing cross-cutting research that seeks to establish a new means of assessing the risk to weather hazards associated with land-falling tropical cyclones
(TCs). Wendall's research is focused on using stable isotopes in nitrate contained in Antarctic ice cores to understand the feedback between atmospheric chemistry and global climate change.
A new study from the American Geosciences Institute shows that salaries in Geoscience related jobs are up, way up in some occupations.
Researchers Leila M. Gonzales and Heather Houlton, a 2010 Purdue Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences masters graduate, averaged 2011 salaries of managers, architects, engineers and teachers in various fields and compared them withthose in the geosciences.
Dr. Terry WestThe Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists (AEG) has selected Dr. Terry West to receive the 2013 Honorary Member Award, the Association’s highest award.