About EOS

The interdisciplinary research at the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space (EOS) offers opportunities for students to work alongside distinguished faculty on high-level research projects.

Our researchers, faculty, staff, and students have expertise in space science, solar terrestrial theory, engineering, ocean dynamics and chemistry, biogeochemistry, atmospheric chemistry, climate change, paleoclimatology, forest and wetland ecology, hydrology, marine science, and remote sensing of terrestrial and ocean ecosystems.

Collaborations are local to international in scope. EOS faculty can be found in the pages of Science and Nature, on Capitol Hill briefing policymakers on major science issues, and working with students on the ice sheets of Greenland, deep in the Amazon rainforest of Brazil, and in laboratories designing precision insturments for spacecraft and analyzing data from the latest space missions.

  
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About ESRC
• About our Research
• Academic Program
• Research Highlights
• Mission

Research
• Research Themes
• Research Groups
• Grants

Education
• Academics
• Graduate and Undergraduate Courses

Personnel
• Faculty
• Staff
• Post-Doctorate Students
• Graduate Students

Outreach and Engagement
• Forest Watch
• Project Smart
• GIS Day
• Northeast Climate Impacts Assessment
• New England Regional Assessment
• Millennium Ecosystem Assessment
• Earth Exploration Toolbook
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
• New Science Center Collaborative
• EOS-WEBSTER
• Research & Discover
• Earth System Science Course
• Inquiry-based Remote Sensing

Data Products
• EOS-Webster
• NH GRANIT
• Water Systems Analysis Group
• DeNitrification-DeComposition Model
• PnET
• ESRC Laboratory for Remote Sensing and Spatial Analysis