Colloquia for Spring 2021
May 06, 2021
“Reflecting Sunlight: Solar Geoengineering to Cool a Warming Planet”
James W. Hurrell from Colorado State University
Apr 29, 2021
“How much solar radiation does atmospheric mineral dust absorb, and how much do climate models simulate?”
Adeyemi Adebiyi from University of California, Los Angeles
Hosted by Sonia Kreidenweis and Paul DeMott
Apr 22, 2021
“Weaving DEI into the fabric of science: culture change at UCAR/NCAR”
Carolyn Brinkworth from NCAR
Hosted by James Hurrell
Apr 09, 2021
“The Science of the Night--Shedding Light on the Nocturnal Environment with the VIIRS Day/Night Band”
Steven D. Miller from Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere
Hosted by Peter Jan van Leeuwen
*faculty candidate*
Apr 08, 2021
“Fingerprinting the Climate System”
Benjamin Santer from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Hosted by A.R. Ravishankara
Apr 01, 2021
“Bridging the Gap between Weather and Climate Prediction with the Subseasonal Experiment (SubX)”
Kathy Pegion from George Mason University
Hosted by Peter Jan van Leeuwen
*faculty candidate*
Mar 25, 2021
“Understanding the ingredients for a global convective hotspot in Subtropical South America: RELAMPAGO-CACTI”
Steve Nesbitt from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Hosted by Peter Jan van Leeuwen
*faculty candidate*
Mar 12, 2021
“Developing an Ensemble Sensitivity-Based Subsetting Tool for Improved Forecasts of High-Impact Events”
Brian Ancell from Texas Tech University
Hosted by Russ Schumacher
Mar 11, 2021
“Time Series Analyses across Weather and Climate Scales”
Maria Molina from National Center for Atmospheric Research
Hosted by Russ Schumacher
Mar 04, 2021
“Polarization Difference - the scientific story behind one variable and its practical applications”
Jie Gong from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Hosted by Christine Chiu
Feb 25, 2021
“Connecting the surface, boundary-layer, and convective storms in Earth system models”
Ian Williams from Iowa State University
Hosted by Christine Chiu
Feb 18, 2021
“Applying a multicultural mentoring model to broaden participation in atmospheric sciences: Best communication practices for mentoring underrepresented students”
Leticia Williams from Howard University NOAA Center for Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology
Hosted by Leah Grant (on behalf of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee) and Christine Chiu
Feb 11, 2021
“Targeted Observation by Radars and UAS of Supercells (TORUS)”
Adam Houston from University of Nebraska
Hosted by Russ Schumacher
Jan 28, 2021
“Understanding Tropical Convection and its Mesoscale Organization: The Vital Role of 50 years of Field Campaigns”
Ed Zipser from University of Utah
Hosted by Steven Rutledge