Adventures in Planetary Science 1960-2020 - Fred Whipple Lecture
Explore six decades of planetary science advancements, from early discoveries to recent breakthroughs. Gain insights into the field's evolution and its impact on our understanding of the cosmos.
Beno Gutenberg Lecture - Seismology and Earth's Structure
Explore seismology's frontiers in this annual AGU lecture honoring Beno Gutenberg, featuring cutting-edge research and insights from leading experts in the field.
Hearts in the Ice - Climate Change Engagement Project in Spitzbergen
Explore the Hearts in the Ice project, connecting global efforts to address climate change through on-site research in Spitzbergen and engaging diverse stakeholders in Earth science communication.
Early-Career Science Seminar Series - Physics and Dynamics
Explore cutting-edge physics and dynamics research in this seminar series designed for early-career scientists, featuring expert presentations and discussions on current topics.
The Threat from Thwaites - The Retreat of Antarctica's Riskiest Glacier
Experts discuss the rapid retreat of Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier, its potential impact on global sea levels, and the urgency of understanding its weakening process to address future flooding risks in coastal areas.
Tonga Volcano Eruption - One Year Later: New Research Findings
Experts discuss latest findings on the 2022 Hunga Volcano eruption, including atmospheric effects, generated storms, and future risks, providing insights into this record-breaking underwater explosion.
SAR Measurements of Dynamic Volcanism - From Magma Supply to Lava Extrusion
Explore advanced SAR techniques for monitoring volcanic activity, from deep magma movements to surface lava flows, enhancing our understanding of eruption dynamics and hazard assessment.
The Future of High-Rate GNSS in Earthquake Observing Systems
Explore advancements in high-rate GNSS technology for earthquake monitoring, its potential impact on observing systems, and future applications in seismology and geophysics.
Models of Glacial Isostatic Adjustment and Their Use in Geodesy and Tectonics
Explore models of glacial isostatic adjustment and their applications in geodesy and tectonics, enhancing understanding of Earth's dynamic response to past ice sheet changes.
Paul A. Witherspoon Lecture in Hydrologic Sciences
Explore groundbreaking achievements in hydrologic sciences by a mid-career scientist, recognized for advancing the field within 10-20 years post-PhD.
Gilbert F. White Distinguished Lecture on Natural Hazards and Disaster Risks
Prestigious annual lecture honoring contributions to natural hazards and disaster risk research, emphasizing holistic approaches integrating physical, social, and biological systems.
The Global Scientific Legacy of the 1980 Mount St. Helens Eruption - A 40-Year Perspective
Explore the far-reaching scientific impact of Mount St. Helens' 1980 eruption across multiple disciplines, from volcanology to ecology, and its influence on hazard assessment and emergency management.
Edward Bullard Lecture - Geophysics and Planetary Electromagnetism
Explore the legacy of geophysicist Edward Crisp Bullard in this honorary lecture, highlighting key contributions to the field and their lasting impact on modern geophysical research.
Ingredients for Life - Early Earth Evolution and Habitability
Explore Earth's early evolution from accretion to habitability, covering the Moon's formation, magma oceans, planetary differentiation, magnetic field creation, and the emergence of life-sustaining conditions.
Geoscience Grab Bag - Mountain Heights, Earthquakes, and Continental Impacts - Fall Meeting 2019
Explore diverse geological findings: mountain height limits, earthquake connections in Cascadia and Southern California, and distant quakes' impact on Australia. Gain insights from experts in this multi-topic geoscience briefing.
The William Bowie Lecture - Geodesy and Geophysics Advancements
Explore geodesy's frontiers in this premier AGU lecture, honoring William Bowie's legacy. Discover cutting-edge research, from Earth's dynamics to planetary exploration, presented by leading experts in geophysics and spatial sciences.
The Asahiko Taira International Scientific Ocean Drilling Research Prize
Union session honoring outstanding early-career scientist's transdisciplinary contributions to ocean drilling research, featuring the 2015 Taira Prize recipient. Collaboration between AGU and JpGU.
Core and Dynamo - Earth's Magnetic Field Formation and Evolution
Explore Earth's core formation, composition, and magnetic field evolution through cutting-edge research and open questions in geodynamo modeling and data-based constraints.
Seismic Hazards - New Approaches and Perspectives
Explore new approaches to geologic hazards, focusing on earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and resource management. Learn from experts about mitigating risks in our increasingly populated world.
The Marcel Nicolet Lecture
Honoring physicist Marcel Nicolet's legacy, this prestigious lecture explores advancements in physics and meteorology, offering insights into cutting-edge research and scientific breakthroughs.
Walter B. Langbein Lecture on Hydrology - AGU 2001
Explore groundbreaking insights in hydrology with Stephen Burges' Walter B. Langbein Lecture, honoring lifetime contributions and fostering collaborative research in the field.