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NASA will soon find out if the Perseverance rover can really persevere on Mars
Ancient Desert Clues Reveal Rhythmic Climate Shifts in Early Pleistocene Death Valley
Wildfire smoke lofted into atmosphere could affect Earth's climate
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Inside NASA's Prep for the Moon, Mars, and the Search for Life
The evolutionary history of kissing, moss in space, and the origins of the moon
Findings suggest red planet was warmer, wetter billions of years ago
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Found Evidence of Tropical Storms on Mars
Scientists say Bennu samples hold a trove of life-building ingredients
Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science faculty years of service celebrated at recent luncheon
Purdue Leads NSF-Funded Midwest Agrivoltaics Incubator to Boost Rural Energy and Economic Resilience to Extreme Weather
Space pollution levels in the atmosphere are rocketing
Mars Sample That May Contain Evidence of Life Might Never Come Home
NASA rover spots something on Mars that doesn't belong there
Northern lights make rare appearance in Greater Lafayette due to sun positioning
Cziczo Elected to Help Guide UCAR’s Future
Student Spotlight - Glaciers and Groundwater: Connecting Science and Community
Dr. Kuan-Yu Lin joins the College of Science Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science Department
Registration open for Nov. 11 Westwood Lecture on the effects of space weathering: Insights from asteroid Bennu
Fire in the sky: Strong summer storms in the Midwest send wildfire smoke into the previously pristine stratosphere
UCAR members elect two new trustees
Which planets are the youngest and oldest in our solar system?
Mars May Have Lightning, Scientists Find
Daniel Cziczo elected 2025 AGU fellow
Engineering meets science: Purdue collaboration aims to personalize nutrition through digital health
Purdue University professor helping discover ancient life on Mars
Purdue study uncovers why some hurricanes balloon in size and what that means for forecasting future storms
Mapping Kamchatka Earthquake Displacement
Purdue University named host institution for NASA Hubble Fellowship Program
Forecast to field: Purdue class turns storms into a living laboratory
Purdue scientists help shape national priorities for future missions
Purdue-led team earns NASA grant to uncover the Moon's magnetic past
Purdue PhD student earns NASA FINESST fellowship to unravel the mysteries of extreme heatwaves
Planetary scientist decodes clues in Bennu’s surface composition to make sense of far-flung asteroids
Some asteroids are more ‘colorful’ than others. Here’s why.
NASA’s Perseverance Mars Rover Spots Bizarre Helmet-Shaped Rock and Mysterious Megaripples
Asteroid Bennu: A time capsule of materials bearing witness to its origin and transformation over billions of years
Moisture in the atmosphere causes extreme weather to last longer
Purdue students capture 16 competitive NSF Graduate Research fellowships for 2025; 17 others achieve honorable mentions
Purdue picked as a host institution for prestigious 51 Pegasi b postdoctoral fellowship
Mars boffins probe mysterious new mineral
Purdue EAPS Professor Tabb Prissel Honored with NASA Susan Mahan Niebur Award for Groundbreaking Planetary Research
Moisture changes the rules of atmospheric traffic jams
Decoding Space Rocks with AI: The Meteorite Breakthrough
Purdue juniors awarded prestigious 2025 Goldwater Scholarships for excellence in research
Saturn’s moon Mimas may have a vast hidden ocean
Traffic Science - The connection between atmospheric blocking and real traffic jams
How Ceres Froze Over: Modeling the Ice-Rich Crust of an Evolving Dwarf Planet
Purdue announces launch of Neil Armstrong Space Prize
Is there life on Mars? Scientists claim thick layers of clay could be perfect breeding grounds
2025 NFS Graduate Research Fellowship Program announces awardees and honorable mentions
Midwest states east of 'tornado alley' are bearing the brunt of severe storm season.
Forget Mars and Europa — NASA is hunting life on this unthinkable little world
Common clay could be cheapest-ever way to capture CO₂, say US scientists.
Ceres: The asteroid belt’s forgotten ocean world
Perseverance rover may hold secrets to newly discovered Mars volcano
The Mysterious Inner Workings of Io, Jupiter’s Volcanic Moon
The Eleventh Community Workshop for Achievability and Sustainability of Human Exploration of Mars
Rubin First Look Watch Party at Purdue University
Researchers unveil a groundbreaking clay-based solution to capture carbon dioxide and combat climate change
In 2025, Tornado Alley has become almost everything east of the Rockies − and it’s been a violent year
Fewer Sensors, Clearer Images: The Future of Seismic Research
Lunar meteorite discovery supports Purdue-led model of early Moon evolution
Severe weather this spring is getting more severe, experts say
What’s Going On Inside Io, Jupiter’s Volcanic Moon?
Purdue University’s College of Science K-12 Outreach expands STEM career video library for students and educators
Research preeminence in spotlight at Excellence in Research Lectures event
Tornado formation is still a mystery in the weather world. Researchers are fighting against time to save lives
Mysterious Mars Rock Leaves Scientists Searching For Origin Clues
NASA finds mysterious skull-shaped feature on Mars — where star-gazers say it doesn’t belong
Purdue’s Mars team digs up 'Hogwallow' rocks that could hold life’s oldest secrets
Purdue professor reflects on NASA Challenger disaster, shares role in space shuttle's creation
‘This Is Purdue’ earns Webby Award nomination for live astronaut panel during total solar eclipse; voting runs through Thursday
Video: NASA asteroid samples give a snapshot of the past
Are we alone in the universe? These Mars rocks could finally give us an answer.
March 2025 Lunar Eclipse at Purdue University
Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science faculty promotions and tenure approved by trustees
Is Indiana seeing more tornadoes than in the past? The answer is complicated and nuanced
Wiens receives McCoy Award for groundbreaking Mars research
Purdue SuperCam helping with Mars research
Curiosity rover makes ‘arguably the most exciting organic detection to date on Mars’
Preparing for Artemis: NASA's Geology Training for Lunar Exploration
10 Purdue faculty chosen as fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Severe Weather Warnings Persist After a Deadly Weekend of Tornadoes, Dust Storms and Fires
Tornadoes, climate change and why Dixie is the new Tornado Alley
Perseverance rover marks four years on Mars with 500,000th laser shot
Can the Human Body Endure a Voyage to Mars?
Advancing Space Exploration at Purdue: Not Afraid to Go First
Tabb Prissel joins the College of Science Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science Department as assistant professor
Unburied treasure: Rover researchers find unexpected minerals on Mars
Sara Cuevas-Quiñones earns Fulbright as Purdue continues streak as top producer
Bell powers notable studies of seismology, volcano dynamics
Why scientists say this stunning ancient lake in Turkey might as well be on Mars
Purdue Engineering Distinguished Lecture Series - Robert Braun
Purdue professor explains change in odds of asteroid hitting Earth
New research upends theory about why Mars is red, scientists say
Exploring new terrain: Purdue Global leader’s journey from ice sheets to innovative learning
Advancing Space Exploration at Purdue University
A documentary on Alpine Glaciers, Groundwater, and the Future of Mountainous Areas
Evidence of ancient frozen ocean found on dwarf planet Ceres
How NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission may help us understand the origins of life on Earth
Why we must investigate Phobos, the solar system's strangest object
The mystery of the Lafayette meteorite
Celebrating Black Excellence: Honoring Boilermakers who have shaped our community
Purdue’s strengths in interdisciplinary sciences places it No. 20 globally
APS Conference for Undergraduate Women and Gender Minorities in Physics was hosted at Purdue University
A piece of the dawn: Asteroid sample science hints at an ancient salt lake and conditions in the early solar system
Melting glaciers, shifting waters: Unveiling the impact of alpine glacial retreat due to climate change on groundwater and ecosystems
Advancing Space Exploration at Purdue Symposium
Is a broken jet stream causing extreme weather that lasts longer?
Purdue researchers earn Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers
2025 College of Science Research Awards
First look: Purdue’s new Academic Success Building in Indianapolis
Pluto May Have Captured Its Biggest Moon After an Ancient Dance and Kiss
Purdue's Dr. Robin Tanamachi talks tornadoes and research on Newstalk's podcast
Michael Vermeuel joins the College of Science Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science Department as assistant professor
Kelsey Prissel joins the College of Science Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science Department as assistant professor
70+ years of research: Historic study gets a modern refresh
Surprisingly thick ice on Jupiter’s moon Europa complicates hunt for life
Cauê Borlina joins the College of Science Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science Department as assistant professor
A legacy etched in the red planet: Mars crater named for planetary expert Jay Melosh
Dr. Ben K. D. Pearce joins the College of Science Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science Department
Maxim Couillard joins the College of Science Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science Department as course lecturer
Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences faculty celebrate anniversaries at Purdue
Perseverance Rover Escapes Its Giant Martian Crater. Here’s What Happens Next
Magnetic Meteorites May Explain How the Solar System Assembled
Perseverance rover will uncover mysterious Martian history after a monthslong challenging trek
Shattered Genesis spacecraft yields scientific discoveries 20 years after crash landing
‘Black Beauty’ was found on Earth in 2011. Now, scientists say it has revealed a new clue to life on Mars
UAE Research Programme for Rain Enhancement Science participates in AGU24
Purdue announces new head of the Department of Earth Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
Purdue scientist expecting new world to reveal itself to Mars rover
Purdue researchers use traffic jam theory to explain atmospheric blocking
Harbor named Purdue Global interim chancellor
Meteorite contains evidence of liquid water on Mars 742 million years ago
Why Heat Waves of the Future May Be Even Deadlier Than Feared
The election, Project 2025, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Europa Clipper is one of two missions on their way to see if Jupiter’s moons could support life
Can Diamond Dust Help Cool Earth? Exploring Costs and Geoengineering Risks
The little-known tale of thirsty chips
Asteroid Ceres is a former ocean world that slowly formed into a giant, murky icy orb
NASA Mars Rover Spots Surprising ‘Zebra Rock’ Unlike Any Other
Michael Vermeuel is 2024 AGU James R. Holton Award Recipient
Purdue seismologists use new technique to determine activity below the surface of an Alaskan volcano
Unrelaxed craters muddy the waters of the dwarf planet Ceres
Ali Bramson is 2024 AGU Ronald Greeley Early Career Award in Planetary Science Recipient
Debjani Singh: Channeling a river of data for clean energy, sustainability
1 million shots for ChemCam on Mars
ChemCam fires its laser for the millionth time on Mars
Storm Chasing: The Science of Tornadoes
Why twisters target the United States
Investigating Origins of CO2 Ice on Uranian Moons
The Great Salt Lake Is Still Drying Up. Will It Affect Your Health? Yes.
Rube Goldberg Machine Contest shows the hilarious side of engineering
From lab to lunar and beyond: Check out some of the innovative space research from Purdue University
Perseverance rover is making a steep ascent to reach unexplored Martian territory
The Surprising Factor Making the United States a Tornado Hot Spot
Will tornadoes and waterspouts thrive as Earth heats up?
‘We humans have altered clouds — these are not the same now as in the pre-industrial era’
Ocean Salinity Affects Earth’s Climate. How About on Exoplanets?
R&D 100 Winners for 2024 are announced
How does today’s extreme heat compare with Earth’s past climate?
Long time community cluster partner wins prestigious Purdue research award
Ipieca appoints ExxonMobil’s Paul Krishna as new Chair
Heat is testing the limits of human survivability. Here’s how it kills
NASA’s Perseverance rover may have just found what it was looking for on Mars
The Thick Ice of Europa: A Barrier or a Gateway to Alien Life?
'Twister,' 'Twisters' and the actual practice of storm chasing
Accidentally exposed yellowish-green crystals reveal ‘mind-blowing’ finding on Mars, scientists say
NASA Awards 10 Planetary Instrument Technology Development Grants
Can You Stop A Tornado? Atmospheric Scientists Reveal the Truth About the Biggest Plot Point in ‘Twisters’
These Tornado Chasers and Scientists Hunt Real Twisters
'The pressure change was causing me to have contractions': What it's really like to be a tornado chaser
How hurricanes will change as the Earth warms
Isotope tracking suggests that plants cycle carbon faster than previously thought
Hurricane Beryl a Stark Warning of Things to Come as Our Planet Heats Up
Stephanie Menten awarded Zonta International Amelia Earhart Fellowship
Margaret Deahn awarded Zonta International Amelia Earhart Fellowship
New twists on tornadoes: Earth scientist studies why U.S. has so many tornadoes
A Global Push Fixed the Ozone Hole. Satellites Could Threaten It.
The Local Impact of Climate Change
Mystery Hole Found on Mars Could Be Future Astronaut Home
What lies beneath: Mars’ subsurface ice could be a key to sustaining future habitats on other planets
Hurricane forecast points to a dangerous 2024 Atlantic season, with La Niña and a persistently warm ocean teaming up to power fierce storms
Satellites and space junk burning up in the atmosphere is a new kind of pollution
Are volcanic depressions on the Moon a fountain of youth?
2024 NFS Graduate Research Fellowship Program announces awardees and honorable mentions
Weather station networks benefit farmers, others
Prof. Daniel Chavas receives AMS Outstanding Career Award
Prof. Ali Bramson receives NASA award for Mars Ice Mapping
Discover Purdue’s latest and greatest in space sciences
How hot is too hot?
2024 EAPS Awards announced
NASA: 'New plan needed to return rocks from Mars'
Cloudy science, clear insights: Atmospheric scientist studies clouds’ causes and effects
China to hear pitches from NASA scientist, other researchers, to study Chang’e 5 lunar samples
Rock Sampled by NASA's Perseverance Embodies Why Rover Came to Mars
Special report: Solar eclipse path of totality
Purdue University campus pauses to soak up 2024 solar eclipse, experiencing near totality
Trustees approve faculty promotions
Thousands of strange white rocks found on Mars. Will they ever be brought to Earth?
Huber receives 2023 McCoy Award for pioneering work to assess global climate risk
A 'snowball fight' may help scientists find life on Jupiter's moon Europa
Jupiter’s icy moon may be the next place humans find life, but first, they need to understand the structure of the moon
Purdue researchers use Rossby waves to predict heatwaves
6 questions with NASA astronaut Drew Feustel, who will be at IMS for the total eclipse
NASA’s Mars rover probes ancient shorelines for signs of life
Burial Depths of Lava Flows on the Moon
1 Month out from total solar eclipse
Ingenuity Spots the Shadow of Its Damaged Rotor Blade
Staff Excellence: Business Management
Boilermakers given rare opportunity to send two crews on back-to-back Mars Desert Research Station missions
What If There Were No Leap Years?
2024 Faculty and Staff Awards
Satellites are burning up in the upper atmosphere – and we still don’t know what impact this will have on the Earth’s climate
The science behind leap years
Odysseus completes first US moon landing in 50 years: How did it unfold?
How is snow made? An atmospheric scientist describes the journey of frozen ice crystals from clouds to the ground
Interview with Dr. Daniel Cziczo (International Excellence Fellow 2023)
Odysseus Lunar Lander's Mission to the Moon
"It's kind of scary, it sounded like thunder:" One woman shares her earthquake experience for "Earthquake Awareness Month"
MastCamZ captures solar eclipse on Mars
12 states in path of totality during April 8 solar eclipse
Farewell to Our Flying Friend and Closing in on the Crater Rim
Purdue scientists discover volcanic material on the Moon where it has never been detected before
Empowering Voices in Science: A Collaborative Film Project Showcasing Female Scientists in Fieldwork
This weather phenomenon on Lake Michigan stunned meteorologists Friday
University collaboration receives $6 million in funding for new CI workforce project
Improving our understanding of Earth's upper troposphere and lower stratosphere
At the Mars Desert Research Station, Purdue crews live and work as if they are truly inhabiting the red planet
NASA’s most high-risk endeavor in decades and other boundary-pushing space missions planned for 2024
The Tantalizing Mystery of the Solar System’s Hidden Oceans
From the Moon’s south pole to an ice-covered ocean world, several exciting space missions are slated for launch in 2024
Busy year of space missions lies ahead in 2024
Purdue reputation in space brings better understanding of the stars, planets and everything in between
Finding new ways to adapt to a growing weather threat
The hottest year on record
NOAA Climate Program Office’s ERB, AC4 And CVP Programs Award $3 Million For New Applications Of Satellite Data To Aerosol Research
Unwrapping Uranus and its icy secrets: What NASA would learn from a mission to a wild world
Scientists look at pyrite isotopes on the ocean floor in a whole new light
Distinguished and Named Professorship Ceremony honors faculty, administrators
Purdue honors researchers with Seed for Success Acorn Awards
How and Why Do Violent Tornadoes Form?
NASA’s OSIRIS-REx to bring samples of asteroid Bennu to Earth: What to know
New research shows the moon might be older than we thought
Space Junk Is Polluting Earth’s Stratosphere with Vaporized Metal
Billions of Years Ago, Venus May Have Had a Key Earthlike Feature
The quest to understand tornadoes
Metals from Rockets and Satellites Are Polluting Earth's Upper Atmosphere
Clear Skies Ahead: Conversations about Careers in Meteorology and Beyond
Purdue scientist among first to study asteroid sample
Signatures of the Space Age: Spacecraft metals left in the wake of humanity’s path to the stars
Prof. Andrew Freed inducted in Book of Great Teachers
Scientist explains why Bennu asteroid samples are a big deal
Climate Change Projections Update and the Red-Hot Summer of 2023
Analyzing Clouds and Climate Change
Climate change could expose up to 2.2 billion people in India and the Indus Valley: PNAS study
These are the places that could become ‘unlivable’ as the Earth warms
Deadly humid heat could hit billions, spread as far as US Midwest, study says
Study: Climate change to drive temperatures too hot for humans
The Midwest US could be a hotspot for deadly ‘moist heat stress’ as global temperatures climb
Unbearable heat could make some parts of the world uninhabitable if warming continues
Journey to Jurabi Point
Humans are about to explore a metal-rich asteroid for the first time. Here's why.
Purdue scientist: Meteor confirmed over Bloomington
What mud cracks on Mars tell us about whether life could have formed on the planet
Enhanced Geothermal, Offshore Wind Energy Gain Earthshot™ Support at PNNL
NSF award creates new center to study subduction earthquakes and associated hazards
Asteroid pieces could offer insights into the start of life on Earth, according to Purdue scientist
No, the OSIRIS-REx probe will not bring back asteroid space 'germs'
Special delivery! Biggest-ever haul of asteroid dust and rock returns to Earth
Explainer: How is climate change driving dangerous 'wet-bulb' temperatures?
Mars region offers NASA rover environment to search for evidence of ancient microbial life
Bringing home asteroids: Purdue scientist will be among the first to examine asteroid pieces from NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission
Risk of mass deaths as heatwaves start to pass survivability threshold
NSF announces two awards through the Centers for Innovation and Community Engagement in Solid Earth Geohazards
'Every hurricane is different': Why experts are still estimating Idalia's impact
Optimizing Carbonate Classification on Mars
The Human Limit: When Dangerous Heat is Surging
Purdue research: Ice caps on Mars may reveal planet’s climate history
NASA Astronaut Andrew Jay (Drew) Feustel to Leave NASA
Cloud data collected in-situ will be evaluated on the ground at Purdue
Measuring Decays with Rock Dating Implications
Experts at Purdue University explain why it's so hot
Is air quality getting worse?
Cziczo named KIT International Excellence Fellow
‘We are damned fools’: scientist who sounded climate alarm in 80s warns of worse to come
Four EAPS professors chosen by NASA to study lunar science
Officials urge Hoosiers to limit time outdoors as 'unhealthy' air quality plagues Indiana
Researchers unearth the mysteries of how Turkey's East Anatolian fault formed
NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Sample Will Have New Home in Houston
NASA's Perseverance Makes New Discoveries in Mars' Jezero Crater – NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Dr. Laura Pyrak-Nolte awarded Dean's Award for Achievement from University at Buffalo
Zonta International announces Amelia Earhart Fellowship
Pebbles from an Asteroid Are about to Be Delivered to Earth, and It’s Totally Awesome
Erin E Donaghy, PhD candidate, awarded AWG Brunton Award
Purdue trustees ratify faculty and staff positions, approve resolutions of appreciation and namings
New research explains what drives Alaska’s enduring and explosive Great Sitkin Volcano
Solving for climate: Earth’s next top (climate) model
Cloud computing and blue-sky thinking: An atmospheric scientist illuminates the science of clouds in Earth’s sky and beyond
Polar ice caps may reveal climate history of Mars
Mike Sori receives NASA Planetary Science Early Career Award to pursue planetary geophysics
PERiLS at Purdue aims to save lives by studying tornadoes that form along squall lines
ABC57's own Maci Tetrick receives Michiana 40 Under 40 award
Life on Mars: Purdue students at the Mars Desert Research Station
Researchers from Purdue and Peru team up to study impacts of melting alpine glaciers on mountain groundwater systems
NASA grant allows Purdue researchers to study and recreate the surface of Mercury
Rare Isotopes Help Unlock Mysteries in the Argentine Andes
Faculty promotions at Purdue approved by board
Bramson honored for Outstanding Teaching
Study says warming may push more hurricanes toward US coasts
Jupiter’s moons hide giant subsurface oceans – two upcoming missions are sending spacecraft to see if these moons could support life
Space weathering and asteroid return sample research earns Lisette Melendez an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Landslide research on distant planets earns Santa Lucía Pérez Cortés an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Prof. Andrew Freed awarded Outstanding Teacher Award
Ukraine's farmlands are affected by the toxic remnants of war
Rare isotopes help unlock mysteries in the Argentine Andes
The 8 best hidden impact craters on Earth
Soils of war: The toxic legacy for Ukraine's breadbasket
Chasing the storm
Female researchers study Antarctica's Ancient History
What has Perseverance found in two years on Mars?
Purdue EAPS welcomes new faculty member Roger Bryant
Tricky Faults, Lax Construction and Wobbly Soil Fueled Destruction in Turkey
PhD Candidate Laura Chaves named in “Top 100 Most Influential Latinos” list
Caltech Heritage Project: Douglas Schmitt (MS '84, PhD '87), Geoscientist
Purdue Team of Scientists Return from Trip to Antarctica
Lifting the Veil
Geochemist leads an all-woman team onto the ice in Antarctica
Traveling to the end of the Earth to reveal our planet’s past climate
Interesting Engineering's top 10 culture stories of 2022
2022 in Purdue Research
Tempted to joke about global warming amid a blizzard? Here's what experts say about that.
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Records the First Sounds of a Dust Devil on Mars
Scientists get first-ever sound recording of dust devils (tiny tornadoes of dust, grit) on Mars
BP explores carbon storage in Benton County, sparks controversy
Mars Rover Digs up Samples That Hold Life-Friendly Molecules "in Pretty Much Every Rock"'
Supervolcanoes Linger a While, Then Rush to Erupt
This solar system rocks
Purdue professor: Mauna Loa lava flows could threaten populated areas
'I am just so excited for this step to be taken' | Purdue professor weighs in on Artemis I launch
Michalski selected as University Faculty Scholar
Purdue EAPS Student Spotlight: Emma Miller
Shepardson awarded the EEIA Howard Michaud Award
New study to examine how plants transport water from soil to atmosphere
The forgotten history of radiometric dating
Science sleuths solve century-old mystery of Martian meteorite's discovery
Purdue EAPS welcomes new faculty member Yuan Wang
Science sleuths solve century-old mystery of Martian meteorite's discovery
Pig vomit toxin key to Martian meteorite mystery
Science Sleuths Solve Century-Old Mystery Of Martian Meteorite's Discovery
Planet-saving asteroid test mission shows need for global teamwork
Asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs also triggered a global tsunami
Rainwater collected in the Andes Mountains contains fingerprints of atmospheric processes
Rare deep earth diamond reveals trapped secrets of the Earth’s interior
Learn why the 2022 hurricane season has taken off
NASA mission that could save humanity
The US Is Measuring Extreme Heat Wrong
Talking climate change, arctic crocodiles, tropical heat death, and climate whack-a-mole with Matthew Huber
College of Science Outreach helping sixth graders live-stream (literally) along the mighty Wabash
Ilana Bromberg awarded INSGC graduate fellowship
How Drought and War Are Really Affecting the Global Food Supply
Ancient ice volcanoes may have stained Pluto's moon blood red
Lucy Flesch awarded the 2022 AGU Paul G. Silver Award for Outstanding Scientific Service
Purdue professor talks about significance of NASA’s return to moon
LOCAL Countdown to Saturday’s launch of Artemis I
Eighteen Faculty at Purdue University Recognized for Early Career Success
Why pummeled planets may be promising abodes for alien life
The red planet is not all red. One of its craters is hiding strange green rocks
The sands of Mars are green as well as red, rover Perseverance discovers
NASA's Perseverance Makes New Discoveries in Mars' Jezero Crater
Ezra Speaking speaks to EAPS about weather
Remembering Nik Christensen
Breaking in a new planet
Remembering Professor Atilla Aydin
EAPS alumnus is co-host and judge on “Richard Hammond’s Crazy Contraptions,” an overseas gameshow about Rube Goldberg Machines
Scientists are closing in on the cause of volcanic super-eruptions
Blushing moon could reveal secrets of planetary bodies and their red-colored regions
Why some heatwaves prove deadlier than others
Parts of the moon may provide stable temperatures for humans, researchers find
Heat waves explained: Why some heat waves are worse than others
Lasers, landscape and lost magnetic fields
Laser Marking on Mars
What Happens If the World Gets Too Hot for Animals to Survive?
What happens if the world gets too hot for animals to survive?
The Mysteriously Low Death Toll of the Heat Waves in India and Pakistan
Purdue professors involved in Mars rover missions
New dating method shatters our understanding of human evolution
Purdue professor, international research team make million-year discovery
MEERTALK with Dr. Dan Cziczo
Can you imagine being so old, scientists were wrong about your age by nearly one million years?
Fossils in the Cradle of Humankind site reignite debate over origins of humans
Ancient human fossils found in the 'Cradle of Humankind' are a million years older than expected
Fossils: Cave woman one million years older than thought
Ancient humans at Cradle of Humankind are a million years older than we thought
GSA names Nathaniel Lifton a 2022 Fellow
Fossils From The Cradle Of Civilization May Be Much Older Than Originally Thought
Early human fossils found in cave are a million years older than expected
'Cradle of Humankind' Fossils Are 1 Million Years Older Than We Thought, Scientists Say
Fossils in the ‘Cradle of Humankind’ may be more than a million years older than previously thought
A “fake Mars” on the Purdue campus yields ORAU award for EAPS professor
Leading ‘instrumental’ research on Mars: Purdue EAPS welcomes new faculty member Roger Wiens
Moshammat (Moe) Mijjum awarded INSGC graduate fellowship
Understanding eruptions: how can we determine which volcanoes pose the greatest threat?
How Extreme Heat Kills, Sickens, Strains and Ages Us
Analysis of Mars Audio Reveals Different Rules for Sound on the Red Planet
Salt may be the key to life on Earth and beyond
Perseverance: Nasa rover begins key drive to find life on Mars
Purdue alum's TV show features Rube Goldberg machines
Purdue professor helps put 'ears' on Mars Perseverance rover
NASA discovery earns Eagle ‘full ride’ National Science Foundation Fellowship
Drones are here to stay. Academia is helping make that safe
10 Years of Planetary Science Special Seminar: Dr. Bill McKinnon
Hot Springs Suggest How the Tibetan Plateau Became the Roof of the World
In its visit to Psyche, NASA hopes to glimpse the center of the Earth
Scientists come up with fresh take on moon mystery
Dr. Bin Wang awarded Distinguished Science Alumni by Purdue University
Purdue professor: Meteor caused explosion-like noise
Planetary scientist helps equip rover Perseverance with 4 of the 5 human senses
Researchers Discovers Importance of Carbon Cycle in Predicting Climate Change
What Sounds Captured by NASA’s Perseverance Rover Reveal About Mars
‘Big boom’ in Southern Indiana believed to be a meteor explosion
Tornadoes, climate change and why Dixie is the new Tornado Alley
Mounds of ice in craters give new insight into Mars' past climate
Where is Tornado Alley now?
Dr. Elita Li earns Young Innovator Award
When worlds collide: Studying impact craters to uncover the secrets of the solar system
Mounds of ice in craters give new insight into Mars’ past climate
Ice on Mars gives a peek into the red planet’s climate history
It’s very rare for a tornado to hit New Orleans — is climate change to blame?
New clues reveal the devastation the day the dinosaurs died
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Is Hunting for Ancient Life
NASA's Perseverance Mars rover nabs 8th rock sample on the Red Planet
Controversial impact crater under Greenland’s ice is surprisingly ancient
Ingenuity Helicopter Reaches 20th Flight On Mars
Purdue Graduate Diversity Visitation Program (GDVP) is now accepting applicants through April
Purdue Global Provost Jon Harbor honored by American Association of Geographers
A year after landing on Mars, Perseverance rover sets sights on intriguing new target
2022 Faculty and Staff Awards
NASA's Perseverance rover marks its first year hunting for past life on Mars
Purdue EAPS Professor awarded NSF CAREER Award for tornado research
Geochemistry professor named a 2022 Sloan Research Fellow
Psyche Isn’t Pure Iron Asteroid, New Research Suggests
A year on Mars & the gift of space
Evidence of giant asteroid strike may be buried under Wyoming
'Bizarre' Psyche Asteroid may be less heavy metal, and more hard rock
Purdue geochemistry professor named 2022 Sloan Fellow
The Search for Life on Mars - Live Stream
2022 Sloan Research Fellows
Purdue professor, Perseverance member preparing for year two as rover mission reaches landing anniversary
InnovatED Magazine features Purdue EAPS student on cover
Neural Networks Can Identify Carbon Dioxide in Seismic Observations
The Winter Olympics and the true cost of fake snow dominating our slopes: ‘It’s more dangerous now’
Perseverance’s first year on Mars: Purdue professor, mission team member looks at what is ahead
Mysterious purple coating found on Mars rocks
Major multidisciplinary research partnership with Peruvian university begins third phase
Moons of Mars: New theory for their past and future
An Earth-Like Axial Tilt Might Be Necessary for Complex Life to Arise
Purdue University research highlights from 2021
Perseverance rover makes 'completely unexpected' volcanic discovery on Mars
How Do Aerosols Impact Cloud Formation?
USRA Announces 2021 Distinguished Undergraduate Award Recipients
How SpaceX’s massive Starship rocket might unlock the solar system—and beyond
The next small steps on the Moon will include a more precise view of the lunar crust
Asteroid material deposited during large impacts record the moon’s ancient magnetic field
Space dust analysis could solve mystery of the origins of Earth’s water
EAPS graduate student Dara Laczniak receives multiple awards for planetary science research
Studying Moon volcanoes to find breathable air and fuel for lunar bases
Perseverance’s first major successes on Mars – an update from mission scientists
A Mars Rover Explored a Wasteland and Found an Oasis
Professor Ernest Agee- A Golden Academic Adventure
Faculty and staff honors: Darryl Granger elected as an American Geophysical Union’s (AGU) Fellow
Darryl Granger elected 2021 AGU Fellow
A giant space rock demolished an ancient Middle Eastern city and everyone in it – possibly inspiring the Biblical story of Sodom
8 Projects Win Funding in 1st Year of Scialog: Signatures of Life in the Universe
EAPS undergrad received hands-on experience at ACRE with DURI internship
Would we still have severe thunderstorms over North America if the Gulf of Mexico were filled in with land?
The Science of Wet Bulb Temperature
River ecology internship prepares EAPS undergrad for geoscience success
Living on Mars Time with Mastcam-Z
Dr. Elita Li joins the EAPS faculty for Fall 2021
How the science of data is transforming life
Revealed: NASA’s ‘Night Mission’ To Mercury, The Only Inner Planet We’ve Yet To Land On
Mars Lake Hypothesis on Ice After Study Offers Different Explanation
Planetary scientist puts Mars lake theory on ice with new study that offers alternate explanation
'Hotter and more humid': Dangerous extreme heat will impact Indiana in coming years
NASA’s new mission studies how intense thunderstorms may influence climate change
Full Steam Ahead Podcast Episode 112 – Perseverance Mars Rover Update
Perseverance rover prepares to collect Martian samples that will be sent to Earth
Stored for 50 Years, Technology is Finally Advanced Enough to Analyze Apollo Moon Samples
Purdue team flying miles above Earth with NASA, gathering data on North American monsoon season
Volcano research leads to better understanding of their deep structure
Health warnings as Death Valley scorches in 54.4C heat
Purdue Expert Says Heat Stress Is “Single Biggest” Impact Of Climate Change
Planets With Seasons Like Ours Could Host Complex Alien Life, Suggests NASA Research
EAPS student, Qin Jiang, awarded NASA FINESST fellowship for work with tornadoes and their environments in a changing climate
Goldilocks planets 'with a tilt' may develop more complex life
Purdue scientists studying moon samples from Apollo 17 Mission
Yujia Zhu selected as one of the 2021 Esri Innovation Program (EIP) Students of the Year
Still taking giant leaps from lunar small steps: Purdue scientists analyze moon dust collected by Apollo 17 astronauts
Feel that shake? It wasn’t just you
Earthquake centered in west central Indiana with 3.8 magnitude
New analysis shows microbial sources fueling rise of atmospheric methane
Springs that discharge a large proportion of old groundwater are more resistant to the effects of the drought
Scientists simulate alien volcanoes here on Earth
Programs prepare faculty to lead; 20 participants selected for 2021-22 academic year
Wildfires have enabled boreal forests in North America to become a major carbon source which will likely only get worse
The American Philosophical Society Welcomes New Members for 2021
Purdue EAPS recognized as SEG Student Chapter
Office of Engagement recognizes award winners for 2020, 2021
Making a difference in education: 2021 Purdue Teaching Awards
2020-21 EAPS Awards Banquet presented virtual due to pandemic
Purdue Scientist Discusses Role in NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover | Briony Horgan
Climate Change Research Video Competition
Prof. Andrew Freed receives Dr. Gerald Krockover Outstanding Favorite Faculty Award
Faculty promotions at Purdue approved by board
“Simple question” leads to multi-year research study about effects of alpine glacial meltwater on groundwater in mountainous regions
Professor Mike Sori discusses his latest research about Triton, one of the moons of Neptune
Mars scientist examining the landscape through rover camera she helped design for NASA Perseverance mission
Atmospheric professors awarded grant for flexible, portable kit-based lab instruction
We're starting to answer some big questions about Mars
EAPS student Sneha Nachimuthu earns a second SULI summer internship
Geochemist Marissa Tremblay’s Noble and Versatile Toolbox
We’re underestimating the destructive power of tornadoes, study shows
68 Boilermakers Named Academic All-Big Ten for Winter Season
Where did Mars's liquid water go? A new theory holds fresh clues.
Celebrating teaching excellence
Professor Andrew Freed awarded Charles B. Murphy Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award
Researchers Home in on the Age of the Yangtze River
Scientists Face Unique Challenges In Weeks Following Perseverance Rover's Mars Landing
Future of life on Mars | Professor of Planetary Science Ali Bramson
Ice frozen under Mars’ surface offers major resource to aid future settlements
Computer Simulations Suggest Martian Moons Were Separated at Birth More Than a Billion Years Ago
The LPI Announces the Recipients of the 2021 Career Development Award
What a Lake in Turkey Can Tell Us about Mars
New era of Mars exploration begins as craft nears Red Planet
Has life existed beyond Earth? Purdue professor going to great lengths to find out.
'Leaky' noble gas behavior could provide missing link in predicting climate change
The Story of the Moon Rock in Joe Biden's Oval Office
Purdue scientist ready for Mars rover touchdown to begin exploring the red planet
Asteroid Will Skim Earth Closer Than Moon On February 2: Will It Hit Planet?
With the world’s temperature rising, the Earth’s permafrost areas are particularly vulnerable
Full Steam Ahead Podcast Episode 86 – Asteroid Research
Water World: Arizona Scientists on New Evidence, Questions About Life on Mars
Q&A with Aaron Goldner: From climate researcher to senior policy advisor
Asteroid explorer collects first samples thought to be rich in organic compounds; a Purdue scientist will be among the first to study
EAPS professor makes unexpected changes in atmospheric class to maximize student experience during the pandemic
As the Oceans Warm, Hurricanes Stay Stronger Longer
New seismic research helps understand the volcanic activity in Alaska
Warmer seas keep hurricanes stronger for longer, study says
Clouds and Climate Change
Intensive irrigation in India enhances deadly 'moist heat stress', study finds
Purdue scientist reflects on her passion for studying Mars’ geology, landscape
EAPS PhD student using earthly examples to explore Mars earns two awards
Ask a Scientist: Dr. Michelle Thompson discusses NASA's OSIRIS-REx
We could slow climate change by dimming the sun. But should we?
Full Steam Ahead Podcast Episode 74 – Purdue’s Connection to NASA’s Perseverance Mars Rover Mission
Remembering Jay Melosh, Planetary Scientist
ISGC fellowship awarded to EAPS graduate student who works with Apollo Mission lunar samples
A better understanding of how cirrus clouds form
Water on Mars: Discovery of Three Buried Lakes Intrigues Scientists
Is there other life in the universe? Purdue scientist is ready to search for the answers
Purdue planetary scientists may have solved the mystery of our Moon's South Pole-Aitken Impact Basin
Using engineering to strengthen human bones
With A Wing And A Grant, SBU Researchers Set To Soar
Remembering Barbara Gibson
Scientists drove radars inside Hurricane Laura’s fiercest winds, hoping to unravel their mysteries
Did life on Earth come from space? Chummy microbes offer clues.
Meet the new faculty for the Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences at Purdue University
Purdue Faculty Funded in NSF Project to Examine Interfaces for Materials Transport in the Environment
College of Science Outreach awarded grant for Geo STEM
Graduate Students Laura Chaves and Adeene Denton awarded NASA FINESST Grants
Meet the EAPS Faculty planting their scientific footprints on Mars
NASA’s big move to search for life on Mars – and to bring rocks home
NASA Mars Rover: How Perseverance will hunt for signs of past life
Has life existed beyond Earth? Purdue professor going to great lengths to find out.
Deadly combination of heat and humidity increasing worldwide
Bubbling methane emissions caused by ice-free days in Arctic lakes
How do you teach when everything changes world-wide at once? EAPS professors share how they managed teaching during a pandemic
NASA Early Career Fellowship awarded to Dr. Michelle Thompson
Bubbling methane emissions caused by ice-free days in Arctic lakes
COSUAM de Puerto Rico’s Sustainable Schools Program receives 2020 National Energy Globe Award
Tremblay awarded the GSA Doris M. Curtis Outstanding Woman in Science Award
'Carbon Farming' Could Make US Agriculture Truly Green
Graduate students awarded 2020 Zonta International Amelia Earhart Fellowships
Evidence that Mars Used to Have a Ring
Graduating during a pandemic: spotlight on Robert Wayne Swisher
Meet Amanda Rudolph, NSF grant recipient
Laura Pyrak-Nolte selected to receive award from the Society of Exploration Geophysicists
Humidity and heat extremes are on the verge of exceeding limits of human survivability, study finds
NASA's Mars 2020 Will Hunt for Microscopic Fossils
NASA's Perseverance Rover Will Look at Mars Through These 'Eyes'
Why NASA plans to slam a spacecraft into an asteroid
Impacts on Asteroids Produce Regolith, Erase Small Craters
Collision on one side of Pluto ripped up terrain on the other side; study suggests
Xinyue Wang Awarded NCAR ASP Postdoctoral Fellowship
EAPS Awards Banquet presented virtually this year due to COVID-19
World Water Day 2020 podcast by Dr. Marty Frisbee
Ancient Impact’s Seismic Waves Reveal Pluto’s Ocean, Core
Briony H. Horgan is named Associate Professor of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
Prof. Chavas receives NSF CAREER Award
EAPS Alumnus Feature: Keith Kompoltowicz
EAPS Graduate Student Awarded NASA Fellowship for Mars Polar Research
The Role of a Turkish Lake in an EAPS Student’s Mars Research
EAPS Graduate Student Investigating Gale Crater on Mars
Local High School Students Mentored by Science K-12 Outreach Recognized for Research
EAPS Student Awarded Indiana Space Grant for Carbonaceous Chondrites Research
New Study Finds Nitrogen Availability Affects the Evolution of Future Carbon Sinks in Northern Eurasia
EAPS Graduate Student Investigating Mercury Impact Basin
EAPS K-12 Outreach Coordinator Appointed Chair of U.S. GLOBE Partner Forum
The center of tornado activity is shifting. These researchers want to know why.
Cities living with a strong chance of rain
Maize Production Practices May Be Unprepared for Future Heat Stress, EAPS-led Study Finds
Support EAPS on Day of Giving!
Dr. Freed Receives Outstanding Faculty Fellow Award
Dr. Thompson to Investigate Untouched Apollo Samples
College of Science, EAPS Present Distinguished Science Alumna and Philanthropy Awards
EAPS Study Identifies Source of ‘Crater Equilibrium’
Dr. Chavas Recognized by College of Science for Undergraduate Teaching
Dr. Cushman Inducted into Purdue Research Foundation Innovators Hall of Fame
Dr. Tanamachi Featured in Science Book for Young Readers
EAPS Welcomes New Department Head from MIT
New Soil Moisture and Temperature Data Helps Predict Life-Threatening Indian Monsoon Rains
Tornado Fatalities Continue to Fall Despite Population Growth in Tornado Alley
Purdue Team Simulating Life on Mars
Crowdfunding Campaign to Support Outreach Program
Purdue to Host Reception at 2018 AGU Meeting
Major natural carbon sink may soon become a carbon source
Dr. Filley Named Director of Center for the Environment
Join us for the Purdue Reception at the GSA Annual Meeting
Public Outreach Key Part of EAPS Graduate Student’s Research
Makeup of the Moon
EAPS Radar Images Now Viewable by Public
EAPS to Host Reception at SEG Annual Meeting
EAPS Alum and NASA Astronaut Drew Feustel Returns to Earth
Meet the Purdue researcher exploring the Red Planet
Age Bias Exists Even in Outer Space - in Samples Collected by Apollo Astronauts
Bright Streaks on the Moon are a Product of Space Weathering
EAPS Alum Drew Feustel to Expected Become All-Time Leading U.S. Spacewalker
EAPS Study to Investigate Arctic Carbon Stores
EAPS Radar Captures Tornado on First Day of Operation
Prof. Caffee elected AGU Fellow
Dr. Matthew Huber Receives AGU Ascent Award
K-12 Outreach Program Encouraging Student Research
If intelligent aliens exist, why haven’t we seen them?
EAPS Graduate Student Studying Evolution of Impact Basins and the Moon’s Thermal History
Reconstruction of past climate provides clues about future climate change
Watch the Installation of a New X-band Teaching and Research Radar
Mineralogy on Mars points to a cold and icy ancient climate
Inside EAPS, Spring 2018
Farewell Reception to Celebrate Dr. Shepson's Career
Dr. Melosh Writes Opinion Column on Tesla's Space-Cruising Roadster
Astronaut Feustel speaks live from International Space Station as he receives honorary doctorate
EAPS Undergraduate Student Awarded NOAA Hollings Scholarship
Astronaut Feustel to receive honorary degree, speak live from International Space Station during Purdue commencement
Purdue Day of Giving Gift Establishes a New Endowment for the EAPS Department
Support EAPS on Day of Giving!
Dr. Filley Interviewed by NPR Radio Show
Event to Celebrate Partnership between Purdue and Peruvian University
EAPS Alumnus Dr. Feustel Blasts Off for Third Space Mission
National Citizen Science Event to be Hosted by EAPS
EAPS to Host Reception at AAG Annual Meeting
EAPS to Offer Professional Master’s Degree Concentration in Geodata Science
EAPS-led Studies Show Urbanization Impacts Storms, Rainfall Despite Surroundings
EAPS to Partner with Imagination Station for Public Outreach Event
Doppler-on-Wheels to Bring Education, Outreach to EAPS
Dr. Melosh Quoted in Story on Chinese Space Lab
EAPS Graduate Student Studying Glacial Meltwater Using DNA Tracers
Inside EAPS Fall 2017
EAPS Invites Applications for Head of the Department
Dr. Feustel featured in NASA Press Conference
EAPS-Led Research Explains Why Central Pressure Deficit is a Good Predictor of Storm Damage
EAPS to Purchase New Weather Radar
Dr. Filley to Co-Lead Partnership with Peruvian University
Dr. Huber's Research Identifies Source of Urban Cooling Effect
EAPS-Led Study Investigates Moon's Interior
EAPS Honors Outstanding Alumnus
Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences Department Celebrates 50 Years
Research by Dr. Niyogi Helps Predict Heavy Rains in Monsoon Regions
Research by Dr. Shepson reveals questions about air pollution
EAPS to Host Outreach Event “AP Fridays at Purdue”
Inside EAPS Summer 2017
Multiple EAPS Graduate Students Receive IN Space Grant Consortium Fellowship
EAPS Graduate Student Awarded NASA Fellowship
Dr. Doug Schmitt Selected for Stephen and Karen Brand Endowed Chair of Unconventional Energy
EAPS Graduate Student Awarded Multiple Fellowships
New Version of Scholar Powers Meteorology Classes
Dr. Wu Awarded Prestigious CAREER Grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF).
EAPS Undergrad Student to Attend NCAR Undergraduate Leadership Workshop
EAPS Seeking Limited-term Lecturer in Minerology
Dr. Cushman Leading Development of 'Instantly Rechargeable' Battery for Electric Vehicles
Dr. Chaubey Named ASABE Fellow
EAPS Graduate Student Inducted into Purdue University Teaching Academy
EAPS to Host GLOBE Student Research Symposium
Dr. Filley to Lead Discovery Park's Center for the Environment as Interim Director
EAPS Graduate Students Recognized for Excellence in Teaching
Dr. Lifton's Antarctica Research Featured in College of Science Insights
Record day for EAPS during Purdue's fourth annual Day of Giving
Dr. Bensman Receives Distinguished Science Alumni Award
Dr. Horgan to spotlight Purdue role in Mars 2020 rover mission at Science on Tap
EAPS Graduate Student Awarded National Science Foundation Fellowship
Dr. Minton leading team to design spacecraft to study Mars moons
Mars could have rings in the future, says Dr. Minton
Study by Dr. Shepson finds potentially harmful effects of natural gas
EAPS partnering with Indiana State Museum for natural disasters exhibit
Dr. Huber co-authors study disproving tropical 'thermostat' theory
Dr. Granger receives College of Science Research Award
EAPS faculty and staff recognized by College of Science
Dr. Niyogi co-authors study analyzing extreme rainfall in Indian cities
Research team including Dr. Melosh to create Extraterrestrial Habitat Engineering program
EAPS Alumnus Dr. Feustel Assigned to International Space Station
Dr. Tanamachi receives Violet Haas Fellowship
Insights magazine features EAPS Outreach augmented reality sandbox
Model for Orientale lunar basin formation published in Science
EAPS Graduate Student Awarded Fellowship from National Science Foundation
EAPS team finds cause of comet outbursts
Purdue to host reception at American Geophysical Union meeting
EAPS honors outstanding alumni
Dr. Shepardson releases book on Turkey Run State Park
Dr Hinze honored by Geological Society of America
Purdue to host reception at Society of Exploration Geophysicists meeting
EAPS alumna recognized for research
New center of tornado activity in U.S. detected
Prof Granger part of team that discovers evidence of Great Flood in China
Purdue to host reception at Geological Society of America meeting
Prof. Zhuang awarded for research
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Prof. Frisbee studies local effects of water scarcity
Purdue watershed research featured on 'Bioenergy' cover
EAPS team finds convection could produce Pluto's polygons
EAPS postdoc's research on comets published in Nature
EAPS Distinguished Science Alumni Recipient - Mark Longacre
EAPS Professor Receives Recognition
EAPS and AAE Teams Study Lunar Data on Lava Tubes
Volcanic Mars-New data on Mars' ancient volcanoes revealed by EAPS team
Romero Awarded NSF Fellowship
EAPS Grad students honored at Graduate Teaching Excellence Celebration
2016 Purdue Day of Giving
New AR Academy of Biological and Agricultural Engineering member
EAPS Faculty Members Promoted
Vibrations make large landslide flow like fluid
Astronaut Applications Soaring
CoS Faculty and Staff Recognition
Cyclone forecasting for the Indian coast improved
EAPS team part of national tornado study 'VORTEX Southeast'
Purdue StormReady recertification part of campus safety efforts
Remote predictions of fluid flow in fractures possible with new finding
Prof Baldwin develops open software tool
Prof. Minton Receives $1.5M in Awards
EAPS professor goes "Inside the Mega-Twister"
A Man of Education and Science: Prof Krockover Gives Back to the Dept
An ammonia-water slurry may swirl below Pluto's icy surface
Mild and dry weather expected initially this winter in Indiana
Study: Flood models need to include cities' impact on rainfall
Research Experience Realized
EAPS Astronaut meets "The Martian"
EAPS professor in documentary from Smithsonian
National Geographic interviewed EAPS professor for documentary
EAPS Honors 2015 Outstanding Alumni Awardees
Harbor receives honorary doctorate from Stockholm University
EAPS professor will use an array of colors to study the Red Planet
Haliburton software donation
EAPS Professor interviewed at water seminar
Research: Existing crop models can forecast yield in uncertain climate conditions
Indiana's hit or miss summer
Purdue Alumnus new CEO of Devon Energy Group
Purdue leading in supercomputing systems
June-July rainfall in Indiana not a record, but it's close.
With NASA's New Horizons, Purdue looks to Pluto
First photo of Pluto
Purdue researchers part of volcanic eruptions study
Farming is driving force in drying soil in Northern China
Dr. Tanamachi on the TWC
Dr. Harbor has a new appointment
Smith Insights newsletter
Where did the Moon come from?
What do craters, meteorites and the history of our solar system tell us?
A Fossil Fuel Free World is Possible: How to Power a Warming Earth Without Oil, Coal and Nuclear
EAPS Alumnus Receives Fulbright Award
NASA ESS Fellowship Recipients
EAPS Prof. Tim Filley talks Twitter and extreme weather tracking with NPR
EAPS Distinguished Science Alumni Recipient - Rick Knabb
2015 New EAPS Faculty
Prof. Darryl Granger and his team uses new instrument for dating
Black and Golden Jubilee-Save the date!
Crough Memorial Lecture
The Latest Issue of Elements Magazine includes articles by Professor Granger and Professor Lifton
Planetary Undergrads use Official NASA Mars Images to Fuel Research
Terry West Receives AEG Service Award
Shepson Receives American Chemical Society Award
Purdue assistant professor taking Purdue to Mars in 2020
Freed's Geosciences in the Cinema course featured in the IndyStar
Chaubey Awarded ADS/Hancor Soil and Water Engineering Award
Asteroid Strikes: Where Have all the Craters Gone?
Recent EAPS Grad Announced as 2014 Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellow
Dynamics of Climate Conference
EAPS Alumnus is a 2014 SEG Award Recipient
Four Things that Turn America into the Tornado Super Bowl featuring Dr. Agee
Professor Trapp Talks to Purdue News About Tornado Activity
WLFI News Channel 18 Captures El Aguila Gold Mine Display Dedication
Dr. Paul Shepson's Study in Purdue Today
Professor Dev Niyogi and PhD student, Olivia Kellner, are featured in Purdue Today for their study
EAPS 12000: Introduction to Geography
Access to Top-Flight Supercomputer Yields Sunny Forecast for Atmospheric Science Students
Mayor of Kansas Devastated by Tornado to Speak with Purdue Science Policy Class, Research Faculty
EAPS Alumnus Manages Air-Quality for the Ute Tribe in New Mexico
Purdue Students Partner with INDOT to Forecast Winter Weather
EAPS Alumnus Gift Creates First Endowed Chair