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AMS Programs
Plane Has Combative Attitude toward Storms
Technological advancements don’t always involve brand-new applications; sometimes, progress can be made when older technology is utilized in new ways....
AMS Programs
AMS Climate Course To Reach 100 More Minority-Serving Institutions
The AMS Education Program has been awarded a grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to implement the AMS Climate...
AMS Programs
AMS DataStreme Teachers Brown Bag it at NOAA
The AMS Education Program has been actively training teachers in the atmospheric, oceanic, and climatological sciences for 20 years. Over...
AMS Programs, From AMS Journals, Perspectives
State of the Union STEMwinder
by William Hooke, Director, AMS Policy Program, from the AMS project, Living on the Real World Stemwinder? An old-fashioned mechanical...
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Uccellini Is AMS President-Elect
With a huge snowstorm blowing through the northeast United States, it seems an appropriate time to announce that Louis Uccellini...
AMS Programs, Perspectives
Why We Need Public Education in Earth Science
by William Hooke, AMS Policy Program Director. From the AMS project, Living on the Real World Early in the Bush...
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Pioneering Space Weather Expert Dies
Paul Kintner, a Cornell University engineering professor and head of the university’s Global Positioning Systems Laboratory, died Monday at age...
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A White House Moment
Yesterday at the East Room of the White House, President Obama honored the winners of the National Medal of Science,...
AMS Programs
A Vote for Weatherproof Elections
Predicting–as opposed to actually voting in–elections has become a national past-time, if one is to judge the media’s obsession with...
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Michio Yanai, 1934-2010
by Robert Fovell, UCLA, and Wen-Wen Tung, Purdue Univ. Professor Michio Yanai passed away suddenly at his home in Santa...
