"Producing Geologic Hydrogen: a Niche or of Strategic Relevance in the Energy Transition?" Hydrogen is projected to play a significant role in the future energy mix, with the IEA forecasting an increase of almost an order of magnitude compared to hydrogen consumption today. This increase is driven by the possible dual use of hydrogen: to […]
Earth Science Seminar: Lecture portion of the EAPS graduate-level class 12.571, covering current research in geophysics, geology, geochemistry, and geobiology. All members of the MIT community are welcome to join for presentations by guest speakers, held approximately every two weeks during the term. Contact: earth-science-seminar-info@mit.edu
ESAC Student Seminar Series A forum for students and postdocs to share recent research, hone presentation skills, and build community among peers, sponsored by the EAPS Student Advisory Committee. Open to current EAPS graduate and undergraduate students and postdocs. Typically hosted on Thursdays during the semester, including pizza lunch. Contact: esac.officers@gmail.com
“Watching cities from space: Satellite observations of chemistry in urban plumes” Lecture 2 of 3 on Changing Air Chemistry in Cities — Urban air quality emerged as an interdisciplinary subject of research in the 1950’s with the discovery that smog in Los Angeles was created photochemically. This was in contrast to smog from coal burning […]
Friday Informal Seminar Hour Postdoc-run seminar series within the Earth Resources Laboratory (ERL). Features talks by ERL members as well as special guests from academia and the energy industry on topics including seismology, geothermal energy, carbon sequestration, machine learning for geophysics, multiphase flow, subsurface imaging, and uncertainty quantification. Contact: fish_seminar_organizers@mit.edu
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 Tuesday during the semester. Questions: rteague@mit.edu
Earth Science Seminar: Lecture portion of the EAPS graduate-level class 12.571, covering current research in geophysics, geology, geochemistry, and geobiology. All members of the MIT community are welcome to join for presentations by guest speakers, held approximately every two weeks during the term. Contact: earth-science-seminar-info@mit.edu
ESAC Student Seminar Series A forum for students and postdocs to share recent research, hone presentation skills, and build community among peers, sponsored by the EAPS Student Advisory Committee. Open to current EAPS graduate and undergraduate students and postdocs. Typically hosted on Thursdays during the semester, including pizza lunch. Contact: esac.officers@gmail.com
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 Library, hosted by the EAPS Student Advisory Committee. Gluten free and vegan options will be available. Contact: esac.officers@gmail.com
“Hot urban summers: Temperature and the emissions that create ozone and aerosol” Lecture 3 of 3 on Changing Air Chemistry in Cities — Urban air quality emerged as an interdisciplinary subject of research in the 1950’s with the discovery that smog in Los Angeles was created photochemically. This was in contrast to smog from coal […]
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 Tuesday during the semester. Questions: rteague@mit.edu
“Uncovering Lunar History Through Impact Craters” Impact cratering is one of the most fundamental geological processes in the Solar System. Impact craters are present on all solid planetary bodies, and their morphology varies based on their size and state of the body. Therefore, understanding the mechanisms that control crater formation can provide insights into the […]
