Fourth student recognized with an Honorable Mention.

Geochemical clues suggest that some rocks from Hawaii and Samoa may contain material formed during the planet’s birth.

Six students receive funding.

Researchers urge new agricultural policies and research priorities to prevent productivity loss.

CRESST II will continue to facilitate collaborations between researchers at NASA Goddard and space scientists from CRESST II partner institutions, including UMD.

Prestigious NSF fellowships recognize outstanding graduate students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.

Rosetta spacecraft documented growing fractures, collapsing cliffs and rolling boulders on the comet’s surface.

Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics’ Caren Chang discusses existing and emerging plant model systems.

Fertilizers, animal waste, changes to atmospheric chemistry and warming soils all tied to increased ammonia over U.S., Europe, China and India.

ESSIC is a joint center of the University of Maryland and NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center that supports research, teaching and career training in Earth system science.