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Project
BudBurst to debut
In a new campaign
managed by EO, citizen-scientists head outdoors
to observe the signs of spring and gather data
related
to climate change. More >
GLOBE
at Night |
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Short
Takes
NCAR to partner with World Bank in Latin America and the Caribbean; A new tool
for emergency helicopter pilots; Mapping the structure of Sun-like stars; UCAR
offers more Web resources en español. More > |
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Denise
Stephenson Hawk joins SERE
As the newest associate director of NCAR, Denise
Stephenson Hawk took the helm of the Societal-Environmental
Research and Education Laboratory in January. Her
goal is to link research, policy, and education. More > |
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An
interview with Katy Schmoll
This is the second in a series of Staff Notes Monthly updates to keep staff apprised
of the competition for the management of NCAR. More > |
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Mesa
Lab a medieval castle?
The Mesa Lab was named “Best
Research Center” in an architectural contest
by Go, an in-flight magazine published for AirTran
Airways. More > |
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CHATS gets REAL. A truck carrying NCAR’s
Raman-shifted Eye-safe Aerosol Lidar
(REAL) prepares for a road trip from
Foothills Lab to a walnut orchard
in northern California. Researchers are
using REAL during the Canopy Horizontal
Array Turbulence Study (CHATS) field
campaign that runs March 15–June
15. Their objective is to measure winds
and turbulence across the walnut orchard,
which functions as a uniformly vegetated
canopy. (Photo by Carlye Calvin.) |
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