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 Wednesday…
Explore scientific foundations of planetary engineering and encourage research into terraforming and biospheres beyond Earth—because why stop at one planet?
“Factors Affecting the Stability of Slip on Faults” Natural faults display a remarkable variety of slip from fault creep to supershear earthquakes. A ph…
“Nonlinear mechanism of climatic variability” At timescales greater than 1000 years, Earth’s climate exhibits intermittent bursts of carbon dioxide and …
A monthly social gathering for EAPS undergrad and grad students and postdocs! Join your peers for bagels and conversation, hosted by the EAPS Student Ad…
“Revisiting the paradigm: New insights on ocean circulation using eNd from the MPT to today” Neodymium isotopes are a powerful tracer of ocean circulati…
Learn foundational coding skills with the Carpentries@MIT. MIT Libraries is partnering with EAPS to offer three workshops that may be taken individually…
Feeling stuck on your paper or thesis? Or maybe you just can’t seem to find the time (or motivation) to sit down and write? Join us Monday, November 17t…
“Perspectives on Climate Sensitivity” The notion of climate sensitivity has become synonymous with Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity (ECS), or the equilib…
Climate change is a highly polarized political issue, with polarized narratives of the science playing a significant role. Some narratives emphasize unc…