Students in the Master’s in Applied Climate program at the University of Michigan presented on issues ranging from flooding and extreme rainfall to legislative impacts on energy.
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Adapting to a Changing Climate: Graduate Students Present Applied Climate Solutions
Live Lessons Bring Work Focused on Antarctica to the Classroom
Scholars and scientists from U-M Climate and Space were interviewed for the Antarctica Live Lessons, which aim to inspire young learners with Antarctic science.
U-M Alum Taps into Data Sonification to Listen to the ‘Hum of the Sun’
Alumnus Robert Alexander uses data sonification to describe the “Hum of the Sun” for NASA’s Curious Universe podcast.
Professor Liemohn’s New Textbook on Geoscience Data Analysis Published
Professor Michael Liemohn recently published a textbook on Geoscience Data Analysis that is has been published by Wiley and AGU and featured in EOS Editor’s Vox.
U-M Climate & Space Students Publish Research as Lead Author
Five students were honored for their achievement of publishing research in an academic journal as lead author for the first time.
Congratulations to Our New Climate & Space PhD!
After receiving his doctoral degree, Dr. Austin Brenner will work as a Postdoctoral Researcher for the University of Michigan.
Congratulations to Our New Climate & Space PhD!
After receiving his doctoral degree, Dr. Daniel Huber will work as a Postdoctoral Researcher at The George Washington University.
Congratulations to Our New Climate & Space PhD!
After receiving his doctoral degree, Dr. Changkun Li will work as an employee at Google.
New Theory Explains How Magnetic Switchbacks Form in the Solar Wind
A new study led by Dr. Gabor Toth develops a theory of how magnetic switchbacks are formed around the Sun.
Graduate Student Joins U-M Delegation to the U.N. Convention on Climate Change
Ananyo Bhattacharya has been selected to represent the University of Michigan at COP28, the United Nations Convention on Climate Change.
NASA advances U-M’s Mission Concept Study to photograph entire auroras from space
MAAX is the Magnetosphere Auroral Asymmetry eXplorer, a pair of satellites equipped with ultraviolet cameras for creating images that completely cover the auroral ovals at each pole.
Space Weather Disrupts Nocturnal Bird Migration, Study Finds
A new study provides correlational evidence for previously unknown relationships between nocturnal bird migration dynamics and geomagnetic disturbances.
U-M Climate & Space Invites Applicants for Tenure-Track Faculty in the Space Sciences
The department invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position with expertise in the broad space sciences and space weather area, spanning from heliosphere to ionosphere-thermosphere sciences.
New SWORD Center Will Lay Groundwork for Better Space Weather Forecasts
Researchers from the University of Michigan collaborate with CU Boulder to make new Space Weather Operational Readiness Development (SWORD) Center a reality.
Talaat Honored as Alumni of the Year
Dr. Elsayed Talaat has been selected as the Alumni of the Year at the University of Michigan Department of Climate and Space.
Lojko Receives Outstanding Award at AMS Conference
Alexander Lojko, a Ph.D. student at the University of Michigan Department of Climate and Space, was selected to receive an Outstanding Student Poster Presentation Award.
