This past spring, geologist Karl Wegmann was elected as a fellow of the Geological Society of America. The GSA is a leading global scientific society with a stated mission to advance geoscience ...

Scientists say a Kelvin wave is expected to arrive along the California coast by October. "It's a bulging of the nearest 20 to 30 kilometers of the ocean that propagates up the coastline," said Dillon ...

MEAS researchers spent weeks documenting landforms on a backpacking trip through Nepal to better understand the deposits and dangers left behind by melting glaciers. Lewis Owen (left), Karl Wegmann ...

The fourth annual MEAS Symposium was an info-packed day that highlighted the crucial work being done by MEAS students, faculty and alumni. More than 140 attendees came to Friday’s symposium, which was ...

Formally established in 1981, the Department of Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences was one of the first multi-discipline departments of its kind in the nation. Learn more about the department's ...

As the AI language translation lead for the National Weather Service (NWS), Bozeman and her team are training AI language models in weather and hazard terminology to quickly translate NWS text ...

Graduate student Alyssa Griffin was named the second-place winner of NC State’s 10th annual Three Minute Thesis competition last month. The Graduate School hosts the competition each year to allow ...

Field work in NC with former PhD student Troy Gilmore, left (currently associate professor at the University of Nebraska) Field work in Costa Rica, with former post-doc Diana Oviedo Vargas (currently ...

As the operations technical director for the U.S. National Ice Center, Montalvo helps the agency map sea ice to improve commerce and navigational safety across the world. Sofia Montalvo graduated from ...

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Speaker – Joel Sanchez, Marine Sciences Seminar Title – Dynamics, Biogeography and Comparative omics of Microbial Communities in the Pamlico Albemarle Sound System (PASS) Date/Time – Friday, October ...