Past Events

Faculty Member Chris Reinhard on Detecting signs of Life on Planets

Faculty Member Chris Reinhard on Detecting signs of Life on Planets

EAS Awards Ceremony

EAS Awards Ceremony

EAS Faculty Member Britney Schmidt: Ceres Landslides

EAS Faculty Member Britney Schmidt: Ceres Landslides

Behind the Iron Curtain: How Methane-Making Microbes Kept the Early Earth Warm

Behind the Iron Curtain: How Methane-Making Microbes Kept the Early Earth Warm

Landslides on Ceres Reflect Hidden Ice

Massive landslides, similar to those found on Earth, are occurring on the asteroid Ceres.

The Electric Sands of Titan

Particles that cover the surface of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, are “electrically charged.”

How a Moon Slows the Decay of Pluto’s Atmosphere

When Charon is positioned between the sun and Pluto, Georgia Tech research indicates that the moon can significantly reduce atmospheric loss.

Meet Inaugural Students of Ph.D. in Ocean Science and Engineering

Students will specialize in Ocean Technology, Ocean Sustainability, Marine Living Resources, Ocean and Climate, and Coastal Ocean Systems

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