AMS Meetings
2013 Verner E. Suomi Award Winner Strives for Uniformity in Global Sounding Observations
Richard H. Johnson, professor of meteorology at Colorado State University (CSU) and head of the Johnson Research Group at CSU,...
What to Do with Data in the Modern World
The last AMS statement related to data issues was written in 2002. But in the last 10 years, information technology...
More Green for Authors Who Use Color
Good news for authors publishing in AMS journals: starting in April, there will be no extra charges for full-color figures....
A Conversation with T. Boone Pickens: Tonight Is about Opportunities
Often, when people talk about T. Boone Pickens–the featured guest at the AMS Annual Meeting special session at 7:30 p.m....
Python Town Hall: AMS Special Meeting to Highlight Next Wave in Earth Sciences Computing
Perhaps you’ve heard about this modern, open-source programming language, Python. Maybe you’re wondering what it’s all about and how it...
Correction: You, Not the Birds, Are the First Line of Defense for Space Weather
If you’re here in Austin, along with a few thousand of your closest professional colleagues, you’re not just here to...
2013 AMS Teaching Excellence Award Winner Developed University of Miami Meteo Program
Bruce A. Albrecht, professor of meteorology and physical oceanography at the University of Miami, is the 2013 recipient of The...
NCAR Director is Recipient of the 2013 Charles Franklin Brooks Award for Service to the Society
Roger Wakimoto, Director of NCAR and an expert on severe convective weather is the 2013 recipient of The Charles Franklin...
2013 Kenneth C. Spengler Award Winner Designed AMS Commission on Weather & Climate Enterprise
John Snow, a veteran professor of meteorology at the University of Oklahoma (OU), retired dean of the OU College of...
A Promising Trend in Lightning Safety
Since 2006, lightning has been the third most common cause of storm-related deaths in the United States, behind only floods...
