In April 2024, the AGU Board of Directors gathered in Hoboken, NJ to discuss vital topics shaping the organization’s future. The meeting revolved around four key themes: adapting to change, fostering relationships, defining the role of science, and our vision of the future. Framed by a quote from American philosopher Eric Hoffer: “In a world … Read more
Are you a student or an early career scientists? The Global Geosciences Societies Initiative, which brings together leaders from more than 15 associations around the world, is looking for your insight on career opportunities in the Earth and space sciences. Your responses are anonymous and will help societies to develop programs, resources and tools to … Read more
AGU is relieved that the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate have agreed once more to extend funding of the government and avert a shutdown, but we urge lawmakers to end the stalemate over the federal budget and ensure the government stays open for good. The continuing political brinkmanship leaves much of the U.S. … Read more
Today, we are excited to announce the launch of a new open access journal, the Journal of Geophysical Research: Machine Learning and Computation. JGR: Machine Learning and Computation is dedicated to research that explores data-driven and computational methodologies based on statistical analysis, machine learning, artificial intelligence and mathematical models, with the aim of advancing knowledge … Read more
AGU has partnered with the Geological Society of London to launch a new open access book series called GeoHorizons, which focuses on critical topics in the geosciences. Book proposals for the series can now be submitted for consideration. The focal point is solution-based science that addresses the many challenges facing humanity and the environment from … Read more
AGU is pleased to see the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate agree to extend funding of the government and avert a shutdown. A shutdown would have frozen the advancement of scientific research, putting on hold critical measures for public health, global climate, and economic security and cooperation. As the world’s largest association of Earth … Read more
Every year, AGU celebrates those who have made profound contributions to the Earth and space sciences. Today, we are proud to announce this year’s recipients of AGU’s Union Medals, Awards and Prizes; Fellows; Section Awards and Lectures; and Scholarship and Grants. AGU’s Honors Program recognizes many individuals and teams for their accomplishments in research, … Read more
Today, AGU members will receive voting credentials for a special election to fill a vacancy for a student member on the AGU Council. The email came from Survey and Ballot Systems, our election vendor (email: noreply@directvote.net). Please take a few minutes to click the link, review the two candidates and cast your vote by Tuesday, … Read more
We would like to address the increases in AGU23 registration fees. Our AGU values inform how we make decisions that affect our members. In every facet of our activities, we champion diversity, equity and inclusion. When it comes to our meetings, we carry our values even further. We address the long-standing inequities found in scientific … Read more
In May, the AGU Council voted to elect seven new members to the Council Leadership Team (CLT) for the 2023-2024 term, including LaToya Myles, who will serve as Council Vice Chair and join the AGU Board of Directors. AGU is fueled by a diverse and energized coalition of leaders, thinkers and changemakers. While the Board … Read more