@GeorgiaTechEAS

Twitter feed for @GeorgiaTech @GT_Sciences School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

 Atlanta, GA
eas.gatech.edu
Joined May 2013
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Ice cage formations can affect climate change, burst pipes, and could've caused Deepwater Horizon, but the discovery of their bacterial proteins could inform the search for life in the solar system and increase the safety of natural gas transportation. research.gatech.edu/seafloor…
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Georgia Tech’s newest interdisciplinary degree program, the interdisciplinary Environmental Science (ENVS) degree program, is now enrolling students interested in a wide variety of environment-related careers. Learn more: ow.ly/5rkx50OO1ic
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Alex Robel@iceclimate17 Jul 2023
Proud of @aminatambe, PhD candidate in my group, who been awarded a fully funded fellowship for the next two years as a graduate fellow of @BB_ISS, the first from @GeorgiaTechEAS research.gatech.edu/five-phd…
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ARPA-E@ARPAE31 Mar 2023
Dr. Yuanzhi Tang, Associate Professor and Elwood P. Blanchard Early Career Professor at @GeorgiaTech, leads a team who systematically characterize the speciation of rare earth elements in municipal solid waste incineration ashes from different facilities.
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Hope to see you this Friday, October 21st at 11 AM!
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NOAA's Ocean Service
@noaaocean8 Jun 2022
There are so many reasons why we should care about our ocean, on #WorldOceanDay and every day. Here are some of the many benefits to our planet: oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/… #OceanMonthNOAA
Informational graphic showing the many benefits our ocean provides, including air, climate regulation, transportation, food, recreation, medicine and economy. Full text at link.

ALT Informational graphic showing the many benefits our ocean provides, including air, climate regulation, transportation, food, recreation, medicine and economy. Full text at link.

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Thomas Zurbuchen
@Dr_ThomasZ9 Jun 2022
NASA is commissioning a study team to start early fall to examine unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) - observations in the sky that cannot be identified. This team will focus on identifying and collecting available data to scientifically understand UAPs. go.nasa.gov/396cSCi
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Simulating movement of warm and cool air masses on Earth at @GeorgiaTechEAS Playing Mother Nature event. #atlscifest
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Here are the Official Figures for some #BlackInGeoscienceWeek theme days Geosphere Atmosphere Biosphere Exosphere Thanks to @Astrenome 🙌🏿 Check back here for more
Figure for #BlackInGeoscienceWeek Sept 6-12 Geosphere-Sept 7 Labels: volcanology, weathering, geomorphology, sesimentology, Paleontology, tectonics, igneous Metamorphic #BlackInEarthSystems Follow Us: @BlackInGeoscience @BlkinGeoscience Hashtags: #BiGWeek #BlackGeoscientists By @Astrenome

ALT Figure for #BlackInGeoscienceWeek Sept 6-12 Geosphere-Sept 7 Labels: volcanology, weathering, geomorphology, sesimentology, Paleontology, tectonics, igneous Metamorphic #BlackInEarthSystems Follow Us: @BlackInGeoscience @BlkinGeoscience Hashtags: #BiGWeek #BlackGeoscientists By @Astrenome

Figure for #BlackInGeoscienceWeek Sept 6-12 Atmosphere-Sept 8 Labels: troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, exosphere #BlackInAtmosphere Follow Us: @BlackInGeoscience @BlkinGeoscience Hashtags: #BiGWeek #BlackGeoscientists By @Astrenome

ALT Figure for #BlackInGeoscienceWeek Sept 6-12 Atmosphere-Sept 8 Labels: troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, exosphere #BlackInAtmosphere Follow Us: @BlackInGeoscience @BlkinGeoscience Hashtags: #BiGWeek #BlackGeoscientists By @Astrenome

Figure for #BlackInGeoscienceWeek Sept 6-12 Biosphere-Sept 9 Labels: climatology, Biogeography, pedology, hydrology, Paleontology, Ecology #BlackInBiosphere Follow Us: @BlackInGeoscience @BlkinGeoscience Hashtags: #BiGWeek #BlackGeoscientists By @Astrenome

ALT Figure for #BlackInGeoscienceWeek Sept 6-12 Biosphere-Sept 9 Labels: climatology, Biogeography, pedology, hydrology, Paleontology, Ecology #BlackInBiosphere Follow Us: @BlackInGeoscience @BlkinGeoscience Hashtags: #BiGWeek #BlackGeoscientists By @Astrenome

Figure for #BlackInGeoscienceWeek Sept 6-12 Hydrosphere-Sept 10 Labels: meteorology, oceanography, glaciology, paleoceanography, biogeochemistry, limnology #BlackInHydrosphere Follow Us: @BlackInGeoscience @BlkinGeoscience Hashtags: #BiGWeek #BlackGeoscientists By @Astrenome

ALT Figure for #BlackInGeoscienceWeek Sept 6-12 Hydrosphere-Sept 10 Labels: meteorology, oceanography, glaciology, paleoceanography, biogeochemistry, limnology #BlackInHydrosphere Follow Us: @BlackInGeoscience @BlkinGeoscience Hashtags: #BiGWeek #BlackGeoscientists By @Astrenome

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Honored to receive the 2020 Hans Oeschger Medal from @EuroGeosciences, following some of my heroes in climate science. What a surprise! egu.eu/awards-medals/hans-oe…
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Interested in factors that affect the bioavailability of Fe, a key nutrient in our oceans? Read this article on the correlation of atmospheric #aerosol mineral surface area & Fe #solubility: acspubs.co/GtjX30pDW7y @GeorgiaTechEAS @NationalMagLab @FSU_EOAS @argonne #NSFfunded
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Alex Robel@iceclimate25 Mar 2019
New study on internal climate variability and slowing of Greenland's fastest glacier, which we got a preview of @GeorgiaTechEAS from the lead author last fall! Also see commentary from @RebeccaHJackson nature.com/articles/s41561-0…
Josh Willis@omgnasa25 Mar 2019
New results from OMG came out today in the journal Nature Geoscience. We found that Greenland's largest glacier, Jakobshavn (also known as Sermeq Kujalleq), actually grew for the first time in 20 years as natural cycles in... jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?f…
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GeoPRISMS@GeoPRISMS19 Mar 2019
CONGRATULATIONS winners of the #AGU18 @GeoPRISMS Student Prize! Kirstie Haynie (@UBGeology), Rachel Marzen (@LamontEarth), Andrew Gase (@UTGeophysics), Tiegan Hobbs (@GeorgiaTechEAS) Emmanuel Njinju (@vtgeosciences), Brandon Shuck (@UTGeophysics) bit.ly/2Fjybx9
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Albert Xing@XingAlbert120 Apr 2018
My annual carbon footprint is 13245 lbs of CO2. One way I could help lower this is by turning off plugged in devices when not currently using them. @GeorgiaTechEAS #EarthDay
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Kate Weathers@weatherskc9720 Apr 2018
My annual carbon footprint is 14236 lbs of CO2. One way I could reduce this number is by walking or biking to short distance places instead of driving @GeorgiaTechEAS #EarthDay
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Replying to @GeorgiaTechEAS
@GeorgiaTechEAS Check out my annual carbon footprint of 7602 lbs! I plan to reduce my footprint by learning how to ride a bike and making that my primary mode of transportation at school. I will eat less processed and packaged food but more fruits and veggies.
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Adya Modi@modi_adya20 Apr 2018
My carbon footprint is 10866 lbs of Co2. I could lower my carbon footprint if I walked more places or used more public transportation rather than driving. In addition, I could use less air conditioning! @GeorgiaTechEAS #EarthDay18
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Fanuel M. Abiy@ImFanuelAbiy20 Apr 2018
My carbon footprint was 20,379 lb. i plan on reducing it by taking shorter showers and recycling more often #EAS @GeorgiaTechEAS
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Deniz Acil@denizacil820 Apr 2018
Replying to @GeorgiaTechEAS
@GeorgiaTechEAS My annual carbon footprint is 20.46 t C/yr. The main component of this is home energy use. I believe limiting my energy use in home by small things like taking shorter showers will help lowering this footprint.
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Excited to continue in @HSayani’s footsteps representing @GeorgiaTechEAS as a Diversity and Inclusion fellow this year!
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