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Seeing the Atmosphere through Machine Learning

Wed, Jul 15 2020, 7 - 8:30pm

Virtual

Solar winds and other forms of solar activity are responsible for luminous streams of light known as the aurora, which appear in the sky mostly over polar latitudes. Solar storms emit streams of electrically charged particles that bombard the ionized, highly rarefied gases in the upper air. These gases, mostly oxygen and nitrogen, are excited by the particles and, as a result, glow like a neon light.

Space Storms in the Upper Atmosphere and Ionosphere

Thu, Nov 19 2020, 5 - 6:30pm

Virtual

Career Development for Postdocs

Postdoctoral fellows can participate in regular professional development workshops and events throughout the year, which are led by NSF NCAR scientists and staff, and faculty from our university community.

A SOARS protégé meets with her two mentors at the Marshall Field site in Boulder, Colorado.

Student Opportunities at NSF NCAR and UCAR

Wed, Nov 18 2020, 4 - 5pm

Virtual

Ice Sheets and Sea Level Rise

Wed, Oct 24 2018, 7 - 8:30pm

NSF NCAR Mesa Lab

Exploring Water's Journey in the Atmosphere: Molecular Clues to Moisture Origins

Wed, Jun 17 2020, 7 - 7:30pm

Virtual

A detour sign and a caution tape block the bike path due to imminent flooding of the Boulder Creek.

2013 Front Range Flood: 5 Years Later

Wed, Sep 26 2018, 7 - 8:30pm

NSF NCAR Mesa Lab

The Cameron Peak wildfire rages on a distant peak.

Discoveries from WE-CAN: Wildfire Smoke and Air Quality

Thu, Oct 8 2020, 7 - 8pm

Virtual

Uncompahgre area barn and fence with aspens and fog photographed in Fall near Ridgway, Colorado

380 Miles from East to West: Celebrating 40 Years of Colorado Photography by John Fielder

Tue, Nov 19 2019, 7 - 8:30pm

NSF NCAR Foothills Laboratory

silhouette of person standing in front of a volcanic eruption. Yellow lava flares in front of him.

The Human Element

Wed, Sep 19 2018, 6:30 - 8:30pm

NSF NCAR Mesa Lab