Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science

Tevin Wooten
01/17/24

Meteoric Rise

The Massbox
01/17/24

Tech Trailblazers

Aaron Serre, a senior meteorology student in the Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science.
11/21/23

Student Spotlight: Aaron Serre

Fuentes and Stanwood
11/03/23

Two FSU professors named rising stars by Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine of Florida

Mariana Fuentes
10/31/23

FSU-led research shows shifting nesting timing not enough to prevent fewer sea turtle hatchlings

Postdoctoral fellow Anders Lindskog
10/12/23

FSU scientists find oxygen levels increased during boom in ancient marine life

Alyssa Atwood, FSU assistant professor in the Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science
10/02/23

FSU atmospheric scientist available to comment on what El Niño conditions mean for winter, spring

Allison Wing
09/11/23

FSU atmospheric scientist Allison Wing receives early career award from American Meteorological Society

OSTA research image
09/07/23

FSU Office of STEM Teaching Activities receives National Academies grant for developing and implementing marine food web curriculum

FSU 2023 hurricane season graphic
08/28/23

FSU faculty available to comment on Idalia, 2023 hurricane season

Katherine Henning, a student in the Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science.
08/24/23

Student Spotlight: Katherine Henning

Pilot Station on the Yukon River during the spring thaw. The changes in the river’s chemistry hold implications for the entire planet, a new study says. (Photo: Robert Spencer)
08/22/23

Florida State University Earth scientist reveals how the Arctic is changing

Alyssa Atwood
08/22/23

In the field: FSU researchers travel across the globe to unravel the mysteries of El Niño

WIMSE graphic
07/19/23

Smart Starts

Artist rendition of stagnant lid tectonics on the early Earth, approximately 4 billion years ago. (Michael Osadciw/University of Rochester)
06/23/23

FSU assistant professor’s research helps determine origins of plate tectonics

An overview of the experimental process showing: a) White and black microplastic, b) sand and a mixing tool, c) pouring sand and microplastics into a container, d) transporting containers at the FSU Coastal and Marine Laboratory, e) top view of container, f) another view showing a mesh screen over holes, and g) the experiment site. (Courtesy of Mariana Fuentes)
06/13/23

FSU researchers: Hotter sand from microplastics could affect sea turtle development