Meet the Award Winners
Learn how AGU grant recipients are advancing scientific research, building new tools and deepening our understanding of Earth and space systems.
“This grant will allow me to expand my PhD research to include historic and future river ice modeling in Alaska. It’s a personally meaningful opportunity to contribute knowledge relevant to both Western science and Indigenous communities, helping shed light on the complex relationship between river ice and our changing climate. I am grateful and committed to making a meaningful impact.”
- Dylan Blaskey, 2023 Horton Research Grant Recipient
"This scholarship will give me the opportunity to design and construct a fleet of light weight, low cost seismoacoustic sensors that can improve how we monitor hazards like earthquakes, volcanoes, wildfires, lahars and avalanches. It will allow me to participate in all stages of the scientific workflow—from instrumentation design to field work and data analysis—and will play a key role in my development as a well-rounded scientist.”
- Madeline Hunt, 2024 Jerome Paros Award Recipient