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2014 AGU Section and Focus Group Awardees and Named Lecturers Eos, Vol. 95, No. 39, 30 September 2014 Geodesy Section Geodesy Section Award About AGU Tim Wright Ivan I. Mueller Award for Service and Leadership Carine Bruyninx 2014 AGU Section and Focus Group Awardees Bowie Lecture* and Named Lecturers Global Change Geodesy: A Geophysical Perspective Presented by Jerry Mitrovica PAGES 355–356 Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism Thirty‐eight scientists, in various stages of their careers, have been selected by AGU sections Section and focus groups to receive awards in 2014. William Gilbert Award In addition, 24 individuals have been chosen to present lectures under the annual Bowie Lec- Nicholas Swanson‐Hysell ture Series as well as the Section and Focus Group Named Lecture Series. The Bowie Lecture Bullard Lecture* was inaugurated in 1989 to commemorate the fi ftieth presentation of the William Bowie Medal, Mercury’s Magnetic Field which is is named for AGU’s fi rst president and is the organization’s highest honor. Named lec- Presented by Catherine L. Johnson tures are designated by sections and focus groups to honor and memorialize distinguished sci- entists in their respective fi elds of science. Global Environmental Change Awardees and named lecturers are selected for contributing meritorious work or service Focus Group toward the advancement and promotion of discovery in Earth and space science for the benefi t of humanity. Schneider Lecture The individuals listed below will be recognized during the 2014 AGU Fall Meeting, to be held From Climate Change Impacts to Climate 15–19 December in San Francisco, Calif. Bowie lecturers are denoted by asterisks. All lectures Change Risks will be videotaped for on‐demand viewing and posted on the Fall Meeting website. Presented by Christopher B. Field Tyndall Lecture A Perspective on Accelerating Change —D ANICA WILLIAMS , Program Manager, Member Relations, AGU; email: [email protected] Presented by Kelly T. Redmond Hydrology Section Joint Award: Geodesy, Seismology, and Charney Lecture* Early Career Hydrologic Sciences Award Tectonophysics Sections Grand Challenges in Understanding Clouds: Stefano Manzoni From Ice Crystal Formation to Their Horton Research Grant Paul G. Silver Award for Outstanding Infl uence on Climate Kevin Befus Scientifi c Service Presented by Ulrike Lohmann Chris Gabrielli Stephen Hickman Katherine Lininger Biogeosciences Section Hydrologic Sciences Award Joint Lecture: Biogeosciences Diane McKnight and Planetary Sciences Sections Sulzman Award for Excellence in Education Langbein Lecture* and Mentoring Sagan Lecture Isotopes and Isoscapes: Tools for Claudia R. Benitez‐Nelson Microbial Communities: Tracing Growth Testing Hydrological and Biogeochemical Processes From Antarctic Lakes to Early Models Cryosphere Focus Group Earth to Other Planets Presented by Carol Kendall Presented by Dawn Sumner Cryosphere Early Career Award Ian Hewitt Mineral and Rock Physics Focus Group Joint Lecture: Paleoceanography and Nye Lecture Mineral and Rock Physics Early Career Award Paleoclimatology Focus Group and Ocean Abrupt Climate Change: The View From Arianna Gleason Sciences Section the Past, the Present, and the Future Mineral and Rock Physics Graduate Presented by James W. C. White Emiliani Lecture Research Award Climate and Life: A Human Retrospective Rebecca Fischer Earth and Planetary Surface Processes Presented by Peter B. deMenocal Zachary Geballe Focus Group Natural Hazards Focus Group Atmospheric Sciences Section G. K. Gilbert Award Gary D. Parker Natural Hazards Focus Group Award for Ascent Award Luna B. Leopold Award Graduate Research Ken S. Carslaw Guilio Mariotti Christoph Aubrecht Meredith Galanter Hastings Sharp Lecture Adam Sobel Living Landscapes: Present and Past Nonlinear Geophysics Focus Group Rodney J. Weber Interactions Between Coastal James R. Holton Junior Scientist Award Donald L. Turcotte Award Sediments and Biota Elizabeth Barnes Woosok Moon Presented by Guilio Mariotti Timothy Merlis Lorenz Lecture Yoram J. Kaufman Unselfi sh Cooperation in Random Musings on Stochastics Earth and Space Science Informatics Research Award Presented by Koutsoyannis Demetris Focus Group Zhanqing Li Ocean Sciences Section Bjerknes Lecture* Leptoukh Lecture Cross‐Equatorial Flow and the Hadley Cell Trends in Computing for Climate Research Ocean Sciences Voyager Award Presented by Sir Brian Hoskins Presented by Bryan Lawrence Benjamin Horton © 2014. American Geophysical Union. All Rights Reserved. Eos, Vol. 95, No. 39, 30 September 2014 Carson Lecture Gutenberg Lecture* Tectonophysics Section Nitrogen Loss Processes and Nitrous New and Evolving Seismic Images of the Jason Morgan Early Career Award Oxide Turnover in Oceanic Oxygen Central Andes and Subducting Nazca Slab: Patrick Fulton Minimum Zones 20 Years of Portable Seismology Results Birch Lecture* Presented by Bess Ward Presented by Susan Beck On the Origin of Plate Tectonics Sverdrup Lecture Presented by David Bercovici Evaluating the Ocean’s Biological Space Physics and Aeronomy Section Carbon Pump Basu United States Early Career Award Volcanology, Geochemistry, and Presented by Steve Emerson Rebekah M. Evans Petrology Section Fred L. Scarf Award Hisashi Kuno Award Planetary Sciences Section Jianqi Qin Matthew G. Jackson Space Physics and Aeronomy Richard Carring- Ronald Greeley Early Career Award in Norman L. Bowen Award ton Education and Public Outreach Award Planetary Science Mark Ghiorso Deborah Scherrer Catherine Neish Richard Sack Sunanda and Santimay Basu Early Career Whipple Award Bowen Lecture Award in Sun‐Earth Systems Science Larry Soderblom On the Future of Thermochemical Databases, John Bosco Habarulema Whipple Lecture the Development of Solution Models, and Nicolet Lecture* A Retrospective: Active Volatile‐Driven the Practical Use of Computational Thermo- Revelations in the Study of Geospace Geologic Processes Across the dynamics in Volcanology, Geochemistry, Variability Solar System—Lessons for and Petrology: Can Innovations of Modern Presented by Maura Hagan Planetary Explorers Data Science Democratize an Oligarchy? Van Allen Lecture* Presented by Larry Soderblom Presented by Mark Ghiorso A Century After Van Allen’s Birth: Conclusion Shoemaker Lecture* Hydrothermal Fluids, Nebular Vapors, of Reconnaissance of Radiation Belts in the Searching for Earth‐like Planets in This Solar and Silicate MELTS as Seen Through the Solar System System and Beyond Eyes of Minerals Presented by Stamatios “Tom” Krimigis Presented by Ellen Stofan Presented by Richard Sack Daly Lecture* Study of the Earth’s Deep Interior Focus Group A Chlorine‐centric Perspective on Fluid‐ Seismology Section Study of the Earth’s Deep Interior Graduate Mediated Processes at Convergent Keiiti Aki Young Scientist Award Research Award Plate Boundaries Gregory McLaskey Andrew Schaeffer Presented by Jane Selverstone © 2014. American Geophysical Union. All Rights Reserved. .
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