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The U.S. Budget in 5 Minutes: A Primer for Scientists
By Katie Pflaumer, AMS Marketing Communications Manager, and Paul Higgins, AMS Associate Executive Director for Policy The federal budget is...
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Online Climate Science Course Keys Success to Frequent Forum Discussions
While colleges pre-COVID-19 were already designing and implementing courses for online instruction, the pandemic has pushed entire academic course offerings...
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Snowflake Selfies as Meteo Teaching Tools
Undergrads at Penn State recently took to their cellphones to mingle with and snap pics of tiny snowflakes to reinforce...
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Students Converse with Air Force Hurricane Hunter Flight Meteorologists, Tornado Field Researcher
Saturday’s Student Conference at the AMS 100th Annual Meeting kicking off in Boston featured a series of Conversations with Professionals...
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GOES-16/17 Virtual Science Fair Seeking Entries From Students
by Margaret Mooney, CIMSS NOAA’s Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS) in Madison Wisconsin is pleased to announce a...
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Is It Sand Or Is It Snow?: Nuggets from Today's Poster Session
Today’s poster sessions starting at 4 p.m. will full of mysterious images. This is your opportunity to ask the researchers...
AMS Programs
Is It Sand Or Is It Snow?: Nuggets from Today’s Poster Session
Today’s poster sessions starting at 4 p.m. will full of mysterious images. This is your opportunity to ask the researchers...
Across AMS, AMS Programs
AMS Council Speaks Out on Federal Government Shutdown
At its meeting this morning in Phoenix, the AMS Council has released the following statement on the Federal government’s ongoing...
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The AMS Annual Meeting: Always a Need to Hear the Unheard
You’ve been here before. Those previous AMS Annual Meetings, for example, right here in Phoenix. You probably have some good...
AMS Programs
Raise Your Voice for Science
by Sarah Benish and Rafael Loureiro Academic institutions are often highly regarded in terms of ground-breaking research, but less commonly...
