Colloquia for Fall 2025

“Characterizing Evolution of Biomass Burning Smoke Using Dual-View Geostationary Satellite Retrievals”

“Tracking Reactive Nitrogen Plumes and Their Evolution from Satellite Observations”

“Physical Processes Controlling the Organization of Shallow Cumulus as Assessed Using Simple Cloud Models”

“A Multiscale Perspective on Convective Storms in South America: From Tornadic Environments to Intraseasonal Modulation and Future Changes”

“Volatile Organic Compounds and Air Toxics in Northern Colorado”

“Am I Confused or Is This Confusing?: Deep Ensembles for ENSO Uncertainty Quantification”

“Summertime Spatiotemporal Patterns of Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) in Salt Lake City”

“Investigating the Sources of Southern Ocean and Coastal Antarctic Ice Nucleating Particles: The Cloud and Aerosol Impacts over the Southern Ocean (CAISO) Project”

“Two-Way Interactions Between Antarctic Sea Ice and the Atmospheric Circulation: Mechanisms for and Implications of Recent Sea-Ice Loss”

“Contribution of Agricultural Fire and Wildfire Smoke to PM2.5 Concentrations in Rural Regions of the US and the Associated Health Impacts”

“From Source to Receptor, Unpacking Emissions and Deposition of Reactive Nitrogen”

“A Comprehensive Analysis of Ice Nucleating Particles in a Subarctic Urban Environment during the ALPACA Campaign”

“Towards a Physically Informed Understanding of New Particle Formation and Growth in the Atmosphere”

“Evaluating the Frequency, Size, and Duration of Dust Storms in the United States using Satellite and Surface Data”

“3D Cloud Nowcasting: Merging Extrapolation With Machine Learning”

“Decoding Deep Convection: Linking Cloud Top Cooling to Environmental Conditions and Storm Evolution”

“Three-Dimensional Radiative Transfer with Machine Learning: Emulation and Insights from Aerosol Observations ”

“Leveraging Machine Learning for Weather Radar Quality Control and Microphysical Retrievals”