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Highlights
Invitation to Reception for those attending AMS meeting. Guests do not need to be registered for the
meeting to attend this event. <more>
Team led by Purdue professor first to record key event that breaks continents apart. <more>
Purdue University researchers will investigate how middle and high school students learn about global warming and climate change, thanks to a grant from the National Science Foundation.<more>
Joseph S. Francisco, the William E. Moore Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, has been elected to serve as president of the American Chemical Society (ACS) in 2010. <more>
College of Science alumnus, Drew Feustel (BS '89, MS '91 Earth and Atmospheric Sciences), is one of the seven person team <more>
Earth and Atmospheric Sciences professor, Qianlai Zhuang, part of Department of Energy project <more>
Researchers, including Noah Diffenbaugh, assistant professor of earth and atmospheric sciences and members of the Purdue Climate Change Research Center (PCCRC) <more>
A Purdue University-led team, including Earth and Atmospheric Sciences faculty members R. Jeff Trapp and Noah Diffenbaugh, used climate models to examine future weather conditions <more>
A joint study between several American and European universities, including Purdue's Matthew Huber, shows that the Arctic's ancient water cycles <more>
The mission of the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences is to serve
the citizens of Indiana, the United States, and the world through discovery that expands the realm of knowledge in basic and applied Earth, atmospheric
and interdisciplinary sciences, learning through education and the dissemination
of scientific knowledge, and engagement through the exchange of scientific
skills and understanding.
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