EAS QUICK LINKS
Alumni Portal
Applied Experimental Geophysics
ASI
Basin Analysis Group
Business Office
Carbon Group
CLEW
Climate Change Research Center
Climate & Earth System Dynamics
Cloud Microphysics Group
Computational & Applied Math
CRESME
EAS Library
EAS Seminar & Events Calendar
Ecosystems & Biogeochem Dynamics
Filley Biogeochemistry Group
Geodynamics & Active Tectonics
Geomorphology Lab
Indiana Climate Office
Mesoscale Convection & Tornado
PRIME Lab
Purdue Mesoscale Modeling Lab
Purdue Weather Server
Severe Weather Research Group
Highlights
C130 Meteorological Research Aircraft Visits Purdue <more >
Doppler on Wheels Research Radar at Purdue <more >
Drew Feustel, NASA Astronaut and EAS Alum Visits Department <more >
'Peking Man' older than thought; somehow adapted to cold
<more >
2008 Abstracts of Journal Papers by EAS Faculty.
<part1 /part2 >
The EAS Department Welcomes Jay Melosh as a Distinguished
Professor <more >
EAS alumnus on Hubble repair mission <more >
University of Minnesota distinguished professor and department head named dean of Purdue College of Science <more >
Purdue swept up in largest tornado field study in history <more >
Photos from 2009 Awards Banquet are now available. <view >
Photos from Dr. Smith's retirement Reception are now available <view them here >
2009 AMS Reception Photos are now available.
<Go to see the picture >
2008 EAS Student Awards Banquet
<More EAS Highlights>
Happenings
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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