Awards

For additional information, see AGU Honors web site.

Awarded to early-career scientist in even years until 2023. Starting 2024, awarded annually to mid- to experienced career scientist.

Awarded to early-career scientists (new in 2024)

2024: Christopher J. Davies

2023: Kenneth Kodama 

2022: Courtney Sprain

2021: Richard Blakley

2020: Roger Fu

2019: Suzanne A. McEnroe

2018: Lennart de Groot

2017: John Booker

2016: Ron Shaar

2015: Michael J. Jackson

2014: Nicholas Swanson-Hysell

2013: Catherine Constable

2012: Robert Kopp 

2011: Joseph L. Kirschvink

2010: Sabine Stanley

2009: Dennis Kent

2008: France Lagroix

2007: Robert S. Coe

2006: Richard Harrison

2005: Jim Channell

2004: Andrew Jackson

2003: Subir Bannerjee

2024: Richard K. Bono

Ocean Sciences Award

Outstanding Student Presentation Awards (OSPA)

2023: Nastaran Ahanin, Katie E Bristol, Shaoting Feng

2022: Rashida Doctor

2021: Joseline Chica, Sarah Letaïef, Craig Martin and Rachel Elise Maxwell 

2020: Courtney Wagner and Yoav Vaknin

2019: Johannes Sebastian Käufl, William Davis, Christina M Verhagen, and Marie Laugie

2018: Darcy Cordell, Sarah C Steele, Geertje ter Maat, and Daniel Woodworth

2017: Claire Nichols, Clara Maurel, Shelby Jones-Cervantes, and Tatiana Savranskaia

2016: Stanislava Akimova, Lydian Boschman, Daniel Maxbauer, and Pauline Le Maire

2015: Annemarieke Beguin and Anna Mittelholz

2014: Livia Kother and Elisa Piispa

2013: Andrea Biedermann and Becky Strauss

2012: Annita Di Chiara

2011: Dunia Blanco, Earl Manning, and Matthew Domeier

2010: Julia Linder and Michael Calkins

2009: Chuang Xuan and Kaori Tsukui

Post-Doctoral Grant

2023: Courtney Wagner, Neesha Schnepf, Plinio Francisco Jaqueto, Claudio Robustelli-Test, Gilda Risica

2022: Clara Maurel, Courtney Wagner, Daniele Thallner, Martin Fillon

2021: Darcy Cordell, David Cortes, Brendan Reilly, Courtney Wagner, and Hanqing Zhao