https://t.co/lKEhCk9cOd
Scientific American cites Gannet Hallar (@GannetHallar ) and Andrew Lambert's (@AndyLamIAm) recent study on the impact of farming on dust.
Check out @ProfessorPowder's blog post that details his classโs field research experience at Storm Peak Laboratory. Students conducted field experiments to study mountain weather phenomena. A link to the blog post is included below.
Link: https://t.co/53aXWQDrBU
Dr. Gannet Hallar recently gave a talk about snow for campers at the Alta Summer Camp. The HART group always appreciates the opportunity to engage the local community in science!
https://t.co/KALp9yWYjv
A fire big enough to make its own lightning used to be as rare as it sounds.
But the McKinney fire, which erupted Friday, generated four separate thunder and lightning storms within its first 24 hours alone.
https://t.co/W8I8NU0TIO
Congratulations to Kai whose new paper titled โWildfire plumes in the Western US are reaching greater heights and injecting more aerosols aloft as wildfire activity intensifiesโ was accepted for publication in Natureโs Scientific Reports!
https://t.co/oTmobQpZ9x
A new grant from the DOE will fund the HART group to analyze the impact new particle formation events have on cloud condensation nuclei at multiple sites around the globe.
Read more here: https://t.co/oXYumIvoDP
Recently, @NHirshorn successfully defended his thesis titled "The Impacts of New Particle Formation on Cloud Condensation Nuclei at Storm Peak Laboratory." Keep an eye out for his work which is currently under review. Congrats Noah!
Recently, Kai Wilmot defended his dissertation โQuantifying the Impact of Wildfires on Air Quality in Western United States Urban Centersโ. In addition, he was awarded the Fukuta Award for an outstanding graduate student publication. Congrats Dr. Wilmot!
https://t.co/0LQi1Aal7B
Jordann Brendecke, a member of the HART group from 2017 to 2018, is the first author of a recently accepted publication in AGU Earth and Space Science. A link to the paper is included below. Congrats Jordann!
Link: https://t.co/ym72CvYJ7t
SPL is currently hosting a field campaign studying mixed-phase clouds. The study is a collaboration between @PurdueEAPS, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), and @UofUATMOS. Results from the campaign will be posted when they become available.
The Department of Atmospheric Sciences at The University of Utah is now hiring a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor. Please reach out with any questions about the position.
Link to more information: https://t.co/1vO8SfcmN1
Before joining the HART group, Ph.D. student Kai Wilmot was an elite long-distance runner. Hailing from Spokane, WA, his passion for wildfire research is influenced by seeing changes in air quality affect the PNW. Learn more about his journey here: https://t.co/vEFG9B6n1q
The University of Utah Department of Atmospheric Sciences is now hiring a full-time lab technician! This position will work with multiple groups within the department including the HART team.
Here is a link to apply and more information: https://t.co/fCLEkU63q6
Took this wonderful group of undergraduate researchers up Hidden Peak today to teach them a bit about mountain weather and avalanche issues. Lots of ooohs and ahhs. Thanks @Snowbird.
@HART_UofU