Research Areas
Atmospheric Chemistry, Aerosols & Clouds
Research in atmospheric chemistry, aerosols and clouds is focused on understanding the chemically driven processes that affect the Earth's atmosphere.
Paleoclimate
Paleoclimate research at Georgia Tech seeks to understand how and why climate has changed in the past.
Space & Planetary Science
The field of Space and Planetary Physics is fundamentally interdisciplinary, and requires a depth and breadth of expertise impossible to house in a single department.
Biogeochemistry
Research in the Biogeochemistry group focuses on low temperature and low pressure geochemistry in aquatic systems, both freshwater and marine environments.
Dynamics of Weather & Climate
Research in atmospheric dynamics ranges from studies of squall lines and gravity waves to cyclogenesis, weather regimes, hurricanes, remote sensing applications, and climate dynamics.
Geophysics
Research in geophysics at Georgia Tech covers studies from the inner core of the earth through planetary sciences.
Oceanography & Climate
Research on marine systems includes physical, chemical and biological and geological oceanography and investigation of coastal-zone processes and systems.
Remote Sensing
Remote sensing is increasingly being used as technique to probe the Earth's atmosphere, ocean and land surfaces. Probing of other planets is accomplished largely by satellite remote sensing.
IN THE NEWS
DECEMBER 29, 2014
Professor Chris Huber Wins The 2015 Class of 1940 Course Survey Teaching Effectiveness Award
OCTOBER 06, 2014
Professor Athanasios Nenes Helps Bring STEM Education to American Indian Reservations
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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MAR 05
Frederik Simons - Princeton (Host:Joe Dufek)
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MAR 12
Steve McNutt - University of South Florida (Host:Zhigang Peng)
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MAR 26
Terry Hazen - University of Tennessee (Host:Jen Glass)
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