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UCAR has launched a new tool to keep the community informed of deadlines and other short-fuse news. UCAR Update will be e-mailed around the middle of each month. The update's Web site includes an archive of each issue and instructions on how to subscribe. The update will be sent automatically to UCAR member and affiliate representatives, international affiliates, and governance bodies (University Relations Committee, Board of Trustees).
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In This Issue...
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A new modeling and statistical tools throw light on the murky realm of weather extremes and climate change. More> |
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Up close with Caribbean cumulus Cool heads prevail in warm-rain study that brings more downpours than expected. More> |
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Virtual meetings come of age with Access Grid, improved webcasts. More> |
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A sabbatical at the foundation Mid-career rotations at NSF open eyes, recharge batteries. More> |
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New division directors at NCAR Doug Nychka and Greg Holland take reins. More> |
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NCAR tests new winter safety system near Denver. More> |
Regular Features
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President’s Corner - India in 2005 and the legacy of MONEX A key question affecting the future of India will be how the monsoons change as climate changes. More> |
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Science Bit - Liquid at work on Saturn’s largest moon A joint U.S.-European mission to Saturn has delivered striking images of the planet's largest moon, Titan. More> |
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The UCAR Community Calendar provides an overview of activities sponsored or hosted by UCAR, NCAR, or UOP for researchers, other professionals, and students in the atmospheric and related sciences. More> |
