Colloquia for Fall 2024

“Simulation of the Early Eocene Climate and the Implications for Climate Sensitivity”

“Hidden Figures of the Atmosphere: African American Milestones in Meteorology”

“From Extreme Heat to Freezing Temperatures: Recent Findings from Field Work in Diverse Regions”

“Observing and Characterizing High-Latitude Precipitation Processes: Perspectives From Space and Ground”

“The Atmosphere Around Environmental Justice: A Community-Based Overview”

“A Global Discrepancy Between Models and Observations in Atmospheric Humidity Trends Over Arid and Semi-Arid Regions”

“Integrating Atmospheric and Social Sciences to Collect Longitudinal Social Science Observations During Extreme Weather”

“EarthWorks: Creating a Storm-Resolving Community Model”

“Building Confidence in Regional Projections of Extreme Precipitation”

“The Secret Lives of ATS Research Scientists: A Research Scientist Jamboree”

“Turn That Frown Upside Down: Bringing Emissions Inventories Closer to Reality”

“South Asian Monsoon Connections to Enso in Present-Day and Future Climate Base States”

“Steps Toward Realizing the Potential of NASA's Earth Observing System: Reducing Aerosol-Related Climate-Forcing Uncertainty and the Overall Uncertainty in Climate Prediction”

“Advances in Machine Learning for Climate and Weather Simulation”

“Quantifying Causes and Consequences of Historical Changes in Extreme Climate Conditions”

“AI, Tornadoes, & Social Science: Examining Trustworthiness and Communication at the Weather- Society Interface”