Lessons learned from developing an agentic workflow and orchestration platform to bring LLM capabilities to CoMSES.Net. This seminar series explores how research software drives discovery across disciplines. Join virtual seminar on Apr. 1.

How to turn passion into practice. Becoming a conservation practitioner. Panel held Apr. 16.

Are you ready to hack for a better planet? Join SpaceHACK for Sustainability on Mar. 27-28.

Researchers working in ocean science, environmental research, and open data infrastructure have several upcoming opportunities to secure funding or recognition for their work.

Conservation Innovation Lab PhD candidate Paola Sangolqui is defending her dissertation, titled Assessing the Relative Supply and Demand of Ecosystem Services in the Galapagos Marine Reserve: Integrating Community Perceptions, Expert

Are you working within a community to improve water quality, watersheds, and the species and habitats they support? Apply for the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Five Star Program, proposals due May 14th.

The President’s Awards formally recognize outstanding solutions that exemplify global engagement, principled innovation, sustainability, social embeddedness, and transdisciplinary collaboration. Interested applicants must first be prequalified to submit a final application. The deadline for prequalification proposals is Mar. 6.

Dance for justice! Join Dr. Kiki Jenkins and her SciDance program exploring how infrastructure shaped environmental exposures--and how we can co-create solutions. Workshop on Mar. 7.

"This event brought together community partners from ranching, government, academia, and retail to learn what responsible meat production can look like and how to market it successfully."

The Schmidt Science Fellowship, has chosen ASU as one of the “top 100 international scientific and engineering schools” and invited us to nominate two graduating PhDs for the 2027-2028 competition. ASU will conduct the internal selection process, applications due Mar. 20.

Larocca Laura is lead author in new publication in Geophysical Research Letters. Alaska’s glaciers indicate the Little Ice Age was colder and drier, with a weak, westward-displaced Aleutian Low that has since strengthened and shifted eastward.

The Moonshot Cohort, works to position teams of faculty, and others to design, and lead large ideas that address pressing challenges. Potential to secure philanthropic investment. Applications due Mar. 17.