2022 NSF NCAR Explorer Series

Hear from NSF NCAR scientist Christine Shields in a lecture about atmospheric rivers.

Join us at the Longmont Museum to learn how combining models, observations, and future emissions projections makes it possible to predict climate variations a decade in advance.

Join NSF NCAR scientist Dr. Curtis Walker in a conversation about the impact that weather has on roads and techniques to quantify those impacts.

Hear from NSF NCAR scientist Dr. Anna Malanushenko in this conversation about some unexpected results of her recent work comparing observations of sunlight with modeled structures of the solar atmosphere.

In this lecture, NSF NCAR scientist Dr. Nihanth Cherukuru discusses the application of inclusive design principles to scientific data visualizations.

NSF NCAR scientist Dr. Jadwiga Richter and Cornell University professor Dr. Douglas MacMartin present the latest research findings of modeling studies of risks and benefits of climate intervention utilizing stratospheric aerosols.

Hear from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Dr. Ross Dixon about the science of modeling the Earth system.

NSF NCAR's James Done discusses what we know about our changing extreme weather events, such as deadly heatwaves and flooding rains with Thursday Nights @ the Museum at Longmont Museum

Hear from science outreach and training specialist, Tim Barnes, who will talk about his career path into science education, the programs he’s excited about at NSF NCAR, and the new NSF NCAR 360 Virtual Visits.