Kalnay receiving her meteorology degree from the University of Buenos Aires in 1965
In Memoriam: Eugenia Kalnay

Eugenia Kalnay, who made highly consequential theoretical and practical contributions to a wide range of scientific subjects, especially numerical weather prediction and predictability, and who was a beloved mentor to generations of students, passed away on August 13, 2024.

- 18 February 2026
Ross Salawitch
NASA greenlights two earth science missions, to researchers’ relief

Orbiting satellites will monitor changes in the stratosphere and on the planet’s surface

Geoscientists will soon have two powerful new eyes on Earth, offering unprecedented views of the changes occurring wi

- 10 February 2026
photos of Professor Li, Wenegrat, and Kenseth on stages receiving awards at agu and ams
Three AOSC faculty members received major national awards

Three AOSC faculty members received major national awards at the recent annual meetings of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) (Houston, January 2026) and the American Geophysical Union (New Orleans, Dec. 2025).

Three AOSC faculty members received major national awards at the recent annual meetings of the American Meteorologica

- 4 February 2026
View of a hurricane from space
New Climate Change Fluency Minor Will Train Non-Scientists in Climate Literacy

AOSC will offer a new minor in climate change fluency beginning in spring 2026.

Students from across the University of Maryland can now incorporate climate science into their career preparation.

- 12 January 2026
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