Peng Qiaoyun won the Outstanding Student Paper Awards by the 21st Conference on Atmospheric Chemistry, American Meteorological Society (AMS), poster presentation: “In Situ Measurements and Evaluation of Primary Radical Budgets within Wildfire Plumes during WE-CAN.”
Adja Savarin’s presentation title, Diurnal Cycle of Precipitation and the MJO over the Maritime Continent: “Tug of War” between the land and sea, is prestigious award is only granted to the top 5% of student participants.
Read moreUndergraduate students Joshua Driscol, Jamin Rader and Dave Bonan were recently awarded Mary Gates Research Scholarships.
Read moreThe Simpson Center for the Humanities has awarded doctoral candidate Judy Twedt with a research fellowship to support her work on “Arctic Climate Change through Human Narratives and Data-as-Music”:
Read more at CrosscutJefferson Donovan, BS June 2018, will be the new Meteorologist at KDRV–Medford, OR.
Read moreNathan Santo Domingo, BS June 2018, is the new Meteorologist at NewsWest 9 in Midland Texas.
Read moreAtmospheric Sciences graduate students Claire Buysse, Michael Diamond, Yue Dong, Casey Hilgenbrink, and Lucas Zeppetello attended the 12th Annual Graduate Climate Conference, a climate science conference run and attended entirely by graduate students, on November 2-4, 2018 at the UW Center for Sustainable Forestry at Pack Forest.
Read moreProfessors Angela Rowe and Lynn McMurdie will will participate in RELAMPAGO, an international campaign in Argentina to monitor storms that occur east of the Andes near the slopes of another mountain range, the Sierra de Córdoba.
Read more at UW NewsStarting in 2020, Professor Lynn McMurdie will lead the NASA Earth Science campaign, Investigation of Microphysics and Precipitation for Atlantic Coast-Threatening Snowstorms project to study the formation of snow bands in East Coast winter storms.
Read more at NASAPlease join us in congratulating 2018 class of AGU Fellow Professor Cecilia M. Bitz:
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