Hydrology and Ecohydrology
EAPS environmental geoscience faculty research includes studying the movement and quality of water in the hydrologic cycle, as well as anthropogenic impacts on watershed sustainability.
Environmental Chemistry
Studying the chemical processes that couple the lithosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and atmosphere, and their impacts on human activities and the environment, is the focus of select EAPS faculty and students.
Soils and Sediments
The weathering and erosion of soils, and how these processes support and change life on Earth, is a key research theme for our environmental geoscience faculty.
Environmental Biogeochemistry
Environmental geoscience faculty and students conduct various experiments that help further the study of the chemical, physical, geological, and biological processes and reactions that govern the composition of the natural environment.
Environmental Geoscience News
Multiple EAPS Graduate Students Receive IN Space Grant Consortium Fellowship
07-20-2017
Three EAPS graduate students have been selected for a NASA-affiliated graduate fellowship.
EAPS Graduate Student Awarded NASA Fellowship
06-21-2017
Youmi Oh, an EAPS graduate student studying environmental geosciences, has been awarded the NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowship (NESSF).
Dr. Cushman Leading Development of 'Instantly Rechargable' Battery for Electric Vehicles
06-06-2017
A technology development led by Dr. Cushman could provide an “instantly rechargeable” method that is safe, affordable and environmentally friendly for recharging electric and hybrid vehicle batteries.
Dr. Chaubey Named ASABE Fellow
06-02-2017
EAPS Professor and Head Dr. Indrajeet Chaubey has been named a Fellow with the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE), the organization’s highest honor.
Dr. Filley to Lead Discovery Park's Center for the Environment as Interim Director
05-04-2017
Effective July 1, Dr. Timothy Filley, professor of geochemistry and soil science in the Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences and the Department of Agronomy, will serve as the interim director of Discovery Park's Center for the Environment (C4E).
