Opportunities OAR has two SES Director positions that were posted today (2/20/24) and will be open for five weeks. If you are interested in the positions please access the links below Director, Climate Program Office (open from 2/20/24 – 3/26/24) Senior Executive opportunity! NOAA Research has an exciting opportunity to lead the Climate Program […]
RobotSonde: An automatic balloon launcher system by Meteomodem that can perform up to 12 or 24 soundings without any manual control.
Deputy Director of Climate Program Office, Ben DeAngelo, and his team visited Howard University. They gave a seminar and visited a classroom.
During ARL’s 75th anniversary sessions at AMS, Director Ariel Stein announced the ARL Scientist-in-Residence opportunity. In recognition of the 75th anniversary, the ARL is establishing a Scientist-in-Residence opportunity to advance scientific understanding of the complex processes occurring in the atmospheric boundary layer on local, regional, and global scales and fostering strong research collaborations with Minority-Serving […]
Student Trainee (Meteorology) (Closes 2/13/2024) Student Trainee (Meteorology) will perform the following duties: Supervisory Meteorologist (Closes 2/14/2024) This position has a working title of Section Chief. Section Chief will perform the following duties: Provide review and approvals of weather forecast information to ensure quality and timeliness of weather forecasts. Set priorities, prepare schedules, provide recommendations […]
This seminar series will discuss the nexus of weather and climate hazard forecasting, ML/AI/UX Design/algorithm training, and public health. Topic: Translating Climate Science into Physical and Economic Risk Speaker: Dr. Ben DeAngelo, Deputy Director, NOAA Climate Program Office Register in Advance: HERE NOAA EPP/MSI CSC Climate Change Seminar Series Flyer: HERE Note: This seminar (2/8/24) is hosted by Howard University and will be hybrid. Location: Howard University Interdisciplinary Research Bldg, 1st Fl Conf Rm, 2201 Georgia Avenue, […]
Stephanie was awarded an honorable mention for her oral presentation at the 2024 AMS Annual Meeting. Stephanie presented her summer research. This is Stephanie’s first-ever oral talk at an AMS, and she was competing with undergraduate and graduate students. She also presented her summer poster!
NCAS-M II – 2024 AMS – List of Presenters (Sat 1/27/2024 – Thu 2/1/24) No Name Title Date Time Location 1 Stephanie M. Ortiz Rosario (Presenter), Kelly M. Nunez Ocasio, Zachary Moon, Chris Davis Environmental Moisture Influence on African Mesoscale Convective Systems (MCSs) 1/27/2024 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM Hall E (100 Level, The Baltimore Convention […]
Dr. Lisa Bengtsson (NOAA/PSL) visited Howard University and gave a seminar.
The Science Policy Colloquium is an intensive immersion in policy for Earth and environmental system scientists and professionals. Participation is open to all but will be limited to no more than 45 individuals. 2024 AMS Science Policy Colloquium Colloquium participants meet with congressional staff, members of congress, leading officials from the executive branch, and prominent policy experts. Legislative […]
The Rachel Carson Council has opened our National Environmental Leadership Fellowship for this year. RCC works on issues related to biomass, CAFOs, fossil fuel infrastructure, renewable energy and coasts and oceans. We complete part of this work through our National Environmental Leadership Fellowship. This fellowship is a two-semester long (Fall 2024-Spring 2025) paid fellowship where […]
NOAA Opens Applications for 2024 Urban Heat Island Mapping Campaign Environment+Energy Leader The Urban Heat Island campaign supports cities in mapping and identifying their hottest neighborhoods in order to implement temperature reduction strategies.
Dr. Dave Turner visited NCAS-M to discuss research with students and researchers.
Congrats to David Dongo successfully defended his Ph.D. “An Essay on Household Consumption Expenditure”. Dr. Dongo is the Cohort 1 of NCAS-M II at Howard University.
Ms. Rhonda Plofkin (Cohort 5, FY16, UMBC) received her 2nd MS degree from UMBC. Congrats!!
