American Geophysical Union (AGU)

09/03/2026

🌎 Apply for the AGU26 Faculty Travel Grant!

Open to early- to mid-career geoscience faculty at under-resourced institutions, including Emerging Research Institutions (ERIs), Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs), and community colleges (2YCs).

Grant can offset travel expenses to attend AGU26 in San Francisco.

🔗 Apply by 18 September: http://spklr.io/6189Ermwb

09/02/2026

"Investing in the next generation of editors is ultimately an investment in the quality, credibility, and resilience of science itself."

In a new piece, the first cohort of Early Career Editorial Fellows in JGR: Biogeosciences reflect on their experience and what they've learned over the past two years.

🔗 https://eos.org/editors-vox/behind-the-veil-of-journal-editing

Training tomorrow's editors today strengthens peer review, builds editorial capacity, and helps safeguard the integrity of scientific publishing.

09/02/2026

📲 Looking for an industry or private sector role? The AGU Career Center now features more opportunities with industry and private sector employers! Explore job openings across the full spectrum of Earth and space sciences, with positions available for professionals at every career and education level.

✅ Browse the latest listings and take the first step toward your next career opportunity.

➡️ http://spklr.io/6183Eri93

09/02/2026

The health effects of our warming climate go far beyond heat illnesses and direct fallouts from more frequent natural disasters. This month, explores some of the more nuanced ways that climate change is influencing personal health outcomes.

https://eos.org/agu-news/individual-consequences-of-a-global-crisis

09/02/2026

AGU 2026 Elections are almost here.

Every two years, AGU elects new leaders. This year's proposed slate features a diverse group of leaders ready to further our commitment to discovery and solutions in the Earth and space sciences at this critical moment for science.

The proposed slate includes candidates for the AGU Board of Directors, student and early-career members of the AGU Council, the College of Fellows, and 25 Sections.

Only AGU members will be eligible to vote when the election begins in October. If you haven’t already, we encourage you to join AGU or renew your membership by the end of August.

Learn more about the process From the Prow and see the proposed slate of candidates: http://spklr.io/6187Eri1X

09/02/2026

🌉 We're returning to our iconic host city of San Francisco for , and we can't wait for you to join us!

🎟️ Register by 6 November to take advantage of early rates: http://spklr.io/6189ErdIZ

09/01/2026

The House passed a bill today by a vote of 370-48 to fund the government through 11 December.

The bill temporarily blocks a rule proposed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) that threatens to reshape how scientific research is funded and conducted in the U.S.

“This is not a routine regulatory update,” AGU President Brandon Jones said of the rule, first proposed in June. "What it actually does is restructure the foundational rules of U.S. science funding—with cascading impact for global collaborators—to serve political priorities rather than the public good."

The proposed rule attracted more than 340,000 public comments.

Read AGU’s full comment on the proposed rule here: http://spklr.io/6184EreL2

09/01/2026

As environmental conditions change, it is increasingly important to understand the structure and properties of the Earth’s critical zone, the layer where rock, soil, water, air, and living organisms meet and interact. While several geophysical methods provide images of the subsurface, they do not directly measure rock properties, such as porosity and water saturation. 🌎

A new review article explores rock physics models, which help bridge the gap between these geophysical methods and rock properties.

🔗 Learn more in : http://spklr.io/6188Erenw

Rock physics models translate geophysical measurements into volumetric rock and fluid properties to quantify weathering trends, water storage, and architecture within Earth's critical zone.

09/01/2026

Malaria transmission can occur only within a small temperature window. As the climate changes, that means the disease’s prevalence will shift.

As the continent warms, once cooler regions will become prime habitat for mosquitoes and their parasites, while in other regions, heat will lower disease transmission.

08/31/2026

📲 Looking for an industry or private sector role?

The AGU Career Center now features more opportunities with industry and private sector employers!

Explore job openings across the full spectrum of Earth and space sciences, with positions available for professionals at every career and education level.

✅ Browse the latest listings and take the first step toward your next career opportunity.

➡️ http://spklr.io/6187Erw8z