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AMS Oral History Program - Capturing major themes in the history of satellite meteorology and weather
October 15, 2021
Everyone has a story to tell; including scientists. With that in mind, the late Jinny Nathans, archivist with the American Meteorological Society, and Jean Phillips, head of communications and library services at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Space Science and Engineering Center, invited prominent figures in satellite meteorology to tell theirs.
At the intersection of climate change politics and chemistry
October 7, 2021
Shark fins and internships - Solving real world problems through mentorship
September 30, 2021
Magazine
SSEC in the News
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South Pole posts most severe cold season on record, a surprise in a warming world
Washington Post
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FIRE STORM CLOUD FORMS IN NORTHERN PARAGUAY
MetSul
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Stanford scientists solve mystery of icy plumes that may foretell deadly supercell storms
Stanford News Service
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Hurricanes and climate change: Getting to the real numbers
PolitiFact
Social Media
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Events Calendar
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