Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science

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Mariana Aguirre Nunes earned her master’s degree in oceanography in 2023 from the Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science. Photo by Mariel Lopes.
12/11/25

Alumni Spotlight: Mariana Aguirre Nunes

Heather Forrer
11/24/25

FSU oceanographers present new conceptual framework to answer age-old question: What happens to carbon as it sinks through the ocean?

A large stacked container ship leaving the port of Cape Town, South Africa with Table Mountain and the city in the background. (Adobe Stock)
11/21/25

When trade routes shift, so do clouds: Florida State University researchers uncover ripple effects of new global shipping regulations

Fulbright graphic
10/23/25

Four FSU faculty to conduct research abroad through Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program

Mariana Fuentes
10/23/25

FSU marine biologist advances sea turtle conservation strategies by locating highest risk areas for boat strikes

Sunset from the deck of the R/V Roger Revelle.
07/30/25

Summer at Sea: FSU scientists set sail on NSF-funded research expedition

Biological science doctoral student Morgan Hawkins surveys underwater life.
07/15/25

Under the Surface

Michael Diamond is an assistant professor in Florida State University’s Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science. Photo by Devin Bittner.
06/12/25

Faculty Spotlight: Michael Diamond

2025 Hurricane expert pitch graphic
05/15/25

Florida State University experts available to comment for 2025 hurricane season

Matthew Azuara
05/07/25

FSU meteorology student wins Hollings Scholarship to support work in atmospheric and environmental science

Florida State University researchers will use new funding from the National Science Foundation to investigate mechanisms that drive wildfire spread including how smoke plumes, like these seen over the Los Angeles fires in 2025, behave and interact with atmospheric stratification and topography. (Adobe Stock)
03/12/25

Smoke and fire: FSU scientists investigate atmospheric interactions in wildfires with National Science Foundation funding

Andrew Hazelton
01/15/25

Eye in the Sky

Mendenhall Glacier is located in southeast Alaska and served as one of the sampling sites for postdoctoral scholar Amy Holt's research. At more than 13 miles long, the glacier is a popular tourist destination for those who visit Juneau. (Courtesy of Amy Holt)
01/14/25

FSU biogeochemists discover glaciers carry unique molecular fingerprints, influence on carbon cycle

Santa Ana winds have played a central role in the Los Angeles wildfires. (Matt Gush)
01/09/25

FSU experts available for comment on atmospheric and economic factors surrounding Los Angeles wildfires

Bryan Keller.
11/07/24

Alumni Spotlight: Bryan Keller

Florida State University Assistant Professor of Geology, Emily Stewart, has conducted new research that questions the long-standing assumption that volcanic activity was the primary source of warmth necessary for early life on Earth.
11/04/24

Portal to the past: FSU geologist identifies metamorphic rock as a crucial feature of the ancient Earth’s carbon cycle