Dr. Taalas will give the annual Nelson W. Spencer Lecture at Climate & Space.

Weather prediction competition modeled on NCAA Tournament is a fun way to encourage interest by K-12 teachers and students in the science curriculum.

Why Do the Northern and Southern Lights Differ? Scientists have discovered the reason why.

New research shows that melting ice will lead to more trapped heat in some regions and colder temperatures in others.

Interpreting contemporary trends in atmospheric methane.

“I am delighted and excited to represent the U.S. and the University of Michigan as the Fulbright Arctic Chair. I look forward to learning from and working with colleagues in Norway, and hopefully see the Northern Lights again.”

“Astronomy and geophysics are disciplines led by an extraordinarily talented group of people. The Royal Astronomical Society recognises the achievements of the very best of these men and women with our medals and awards.”

The goal of the Center for Space Environment Modeling (CSEM) is to develop high-performance, first-principles based computational models to describe and predict hazardous conditions in the near-earth space environment extending from the sun to the ionosphere, called space weather.

“These images got us excited about the potential for doing new land-applications science with the CYGNSS data…”

“This team of U-M and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration researchers will bring together stakeholders to co-develop an ice forecasting tool to better communicate critical information on lake conditions and strengthen key partnerships for the Great Lakes.”