Extreme Rainfall Slows the Global Economy

"Excessive rainfall can cause catastrophic socio-economic losses to a community or nation. An analysis of changes in gross regional product identifies ways in which extreme precipitation affects global economic productivity."

Leah Hopson to be AOSC's First Senior Marshal for Graduation

Congratulations to AOSC senior Leah Hopson for being selected as a University of Maryland Senior Marshal! Leah is the first Senior Marshal to represent our department.

Congratulations to Sam Varga, 2021-22 Philip Merrill Presidential Scholar Recipient

AOSC graduated senior Sam Varga has been announced as 1 of 3 CMNS students selected as a Philip Merrill Presidential Scholar for the 2021-22 period. Professor Tim Canty served as Sam's academic advisor.

Department of AOSC Selected as AGU Bridge Partner

We are proud to announce that The Department of Atmospheric & Oceanic Science has been selected as 1 of 15 2021 AGU Bridge Program partners.

Professor Zhanqing Li Recognized as 2021 Highly Cited Researcher

Clarivate's recent release of their Highly Cited Researchers named AOSC Professor Zhanqing Li among the 2021 recipients in the category of Geosciences (150 total in the world).

Hunting for Emissions Thousands of Feet Up

AOSC professor Russell Dickerson and University of Maryland researches take part in a collaborative project with CU Boulder and others to measure trace gases thousands of feet above the Colorado Front Range.  

 

See the CU Boulder Today article for more details.

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