Join us for coffee in Walton Center on Thursday, March 19 at 10:30 a.m. Talk through funding questions, connect with collaborators, or brainstorm ideas. Hosted by the GFL Office of Research Development and Strategy.

Carnegie Mellon University invites PhD students and postdoctoral fellows to apply to present their research at a 2-day workshop, to be held May 13–14, 2026, on the CMU campus in Pittsburgh. Application deadline: Mar. 13.

Check out the ASU News article featuring Osvaldo Sala regarding a study on overgrazing. As part of the study, which published this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,

"The Model USDA conference in Tempe, Arizona concluded with a new sense of purpose to commit to food policy reforms. I had the honor of role-playing as a journalists for Scenario E: Food Safety and Inspection Services (FSIS) food label guidance for voluntary claims."

Kiki Jenkins and Global Futures Office of Research Development and Strategy hosted workshop on Feb. 9 to support faculty with finding funding opportunities using Pivot.

The NCAR Google group exists to communicate information about the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) to interested students, staff, and faculty at ASU.

Skype a Scientist is offering $300-$1,000 mini-grants to science communication. Application Deadline Mar. 23.

Patricia Solís was recognized on Feb. 16, as 2026 Fellow by American Association of Geographers. Honored for 24 years of contribution to geography.

"From a personal perspective, Model USDA fills a critical gap between academic theory and applied governance. Traditional coursework can explain the policymaking process; Model USDA allows students to experience it."

Read on for an interview with Emily Holleran, Instructor in the School of Sustainability.

Applications for the 2026-2027 Moonshot Cohort will open on Feb. 24th. To learn more about the Cohort and the application process, attend an information session on Feb. 24. Register by Feb. 20. Applications for the Cohort due Mar. 17.

"At Model USDA 2026, the urban agriculture scenario brought together a plethora of stakeholders with differing priorities, such as real estate developers pursuing expansion and nonprofit and university leaders working toward equitable, food-centered community development."