ANNOUNCEMENTS

June 25, 2026 By Bella Chin, The Cambridge School Student and SDSC Communications Intern Over the years, a combination of overgrazing and intensifying rains has made flooding a critical issue in Kyrgyzstan’s capital city, Bishkek. As a result, University of Arizona researcher Sam Anderson, in collaboration with local partners at Osh State University in Kyrgyzstan, has investigated the link between livestock grazing and its impact on the environment. In his project entitled,

June 23, 2026 By Joanne Liu, Torrey Pines High School Student and SDSC Communications Intern When dusk descends, human-built environments light up. Cities, roads and residential areas emit artificial light throughout the night, raising important questions about how light pollution affects nearby ecosystems. In freshwater environments, these effects are still not fully understood, particularly in small lakes where biological and geochemical processes can change over daily and

June 22, 2026 By Remy Licari, Canyon Crest Academy Student and SDSC Communications Intern Deep blue stretching as far as the eye can see, silver flickers glinting in the darkness, and stark white patches rolling by: the marine Arctic is a mysterious place, becoming increasingly fragile. However, for ecological forecasters, this mystery is mitigated by the use of light transmission models, including the work of University of Maryland climate scientist Alek Petty. In all Arctic

The DISES Program supports research projects that advance basic scientific understanding of integrated socio-environmental systems and...

In alignment with the 2023 Federal Year of Open Science, the NSF Directorate for Geosciences (GEO) recently announced a new funding ...

This application is for a travel grant of up to $1500 for early career researchers in the geosciences to attend the AGU Fall Meeting in...

For nearly a decade, the EarthCube community has been leading innovations in geoscience research through the partnership of geoscientists...

In May, 2022, the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) of the White House released new guidance, “Desirable Characteristics of...

Please take 10-15 minutes to complete....thank you! We need your input to better understand the evolving role of data and data sharing in...

Please consider submitting an abstract to this Innovation Session at the Fall AGU Meeting led by Karen Stocks, Christine Kirkpatrick,...

We are pleased to announce the final workshop of the NSF EarthCube Geochronology project on October 6-7 in Denver. In this two-day...

Congratulations to Denise Hills, Deborah Khider and Emma Aronson who received Earthcube community awards during the 2022 Earthcube Annual...

EarthCube Office Principal Investigator Christine Kirkpatrick and Colleagues Publish in Stanford Social Innovation Review.

This application is for a travel grant of up to $1500 for early career researchers in the geosciences to attend the EarthCube Annual...

In an effort to keep individuals engaged in the EarthCube process, and to recognize the contributions of these individuals we are again...

Choosing an appropriate license for your data can be complicated as there are many factors to consider; however, here is a relatively simple

The EarthCube Community welcomes everyone who is interested in the intersection between cyberinfrastructure and the geosciences to join...

In September, 2021, a group of community experts was assembled (called the EarthCube Sustainability Panel, see membership here) to...

As scientific studies become more data intensive and software dependent, reproducibility principles and other factors increase the...

March 3. Join this virtual (free) webinar (9:30-11am, PST), presented by Juliana Casavan and Claire Stirm, to explore and assess your ...