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Mar 12, 2026

An illusion of equability: Paleoclimate proxies, environmental variability, and temperature seasonality in greenhouse worlds

GSA Bulletin
MEAS-affiliated authors: Ethan Hyland

Mar 9, 2026

Understanding how flood risk managers describe and adapt to non-storm flood events in low-lying coastal jurisdictions of the US central Atlantic coastline

Natural Hazards
MEAS-affiliated author: Eric Wade
An illustration of five people standing in a row, backs facing the viewer, arms around one another's shoulders.

Mar 9, 2026

A New Community-Focused Course for the Geosciences

In MEA 591: Community Engagement for Geosciences, students will gain practical, applied skills to foster meaningful community engagement.

Mar 6, 2026

Photosynthesis, heat, and structure: an evident hierarchy of environmental conditions driving wetland carbon assimilation

Remote Sensing of Environment
MEAS-affiliated authors: Camilo Rey-Sanchez

Mar 5, 2026

Carolina Redhorse—a new species of Moxostoma (Cypriniformes: Catostomidae) from North Carolina and South Carolina, USA

Zootaxa
MEAS-affiliated authors: Lily Hughes

Mar 4, 2026

High-Frequency Water-Level Oscillations in a Semi-Enclosed Embayment

Water
MEAS-affiliated author: Felix Deng
sounding club members attach radiosonde to weather balloon

Feb 25, 2026

Improving Atmospheric River Forecasting

Students launch weather balloons to better understand atmospheric rivers.
Students from the 2023 Bonaire study abroad program swim by coral reefs on a scuba diving excursion off the coast of the Caribbean island.

Feb 25, 2026

Supporting Student Success

MEAS students were among the recipients of more than $17,000 in college funding to study in the Bahamas, Bonaire, the Galapagos Islands and Portugal.
Headshot of Astrid Schnetzer, with a zoomed-in image of cyanobacteria in the background

Feb 18, 2026

MEAS Plankton Expert Honored With Two Awards

Professor Astrid Schnetzer, an expert in plankton ecology, was named as an NC State University Faculty Scholar and ASLO Fellow.
A person presents a research poster at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

Feb 17, 2026

Lessons From Ancient Ocean Oxygen

Professor Kate Davis and a team of international researchers are investigating what past changes in the ocean’s oxygen may indicate about our present.