🚨Graduate Student Assistantship Alert🚨
My group at the University of Wyoming is recruiting *at least* two graduate students at any level starting in Fall 2024 to work on airborne/space-borne active sensor remote sensing for the characterizations of ice and mixed-phase clouds.
It was a bittersweet day today at the UW Flight Research Center. N2UW, operational since 1977, was cut into pieces and loaded onto a trailer to be carried away. This begins a new chapter with the Next Gen King Air to arrive later this year.
#UWYO Atmospheric Science is growing fast! Two more jobs have opened for research scientists. These positions will fly on the Next-Gen King Air as mission scientists and be in charge of a suite of airborne measurements.
Doppler radar is one of the most powerful tools forecasters use in the 21st century, but how do they work?
My latest video covers the history, science, infrastructure, and products derivations: https://t.co/DLl5ST1AwW
Come work in Laramie WY and develop exciting research projects utilizing the Next Gen King Air! As an atsc prof, you will lead a research group and work with engineers, pilots, and other scientists (inc me) to study our atmosphere using airborne measurements (like cool radars 😉)
The UW King Air has begun its final project before retirement, studying the transport and transformation of ammonia in TRANS2AM. This project is a collaboration between UW and CSU and is taking place in N CO along and east of the Front Range.