Dr. Sundar Christopher Interviewed for New Book

Dr. Sundar Christopher Interviewed for New Book

Aug 03, 2012

Dr. Sundar Christopher, chair of the Atmospheric Science Department, was featured in an interview in the May 15 edition of the American Geophysical Union magazine EOS talking about his new book, "Navigating Graduate School and Beyond," which is publi...

New Assistant Professor

New Assistant Professor

Aug 03, 2012

Dr. Rob Griffin will join the Atmospheric Science Faculty at UAHuntsville as Assistant Professor in August, 2012. His research areas are centered around GIS and Image Processing with emphasis on land use, agriculture, biodiversity, and social dimensi...

Foshee wins NASA fellowship

Foshee wins NASA fellowship

Aug 03, 2012

Emily Foshee, a student in UAHuntsville's atmospheric science master's degree program, has won a NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowship for the 2012-13 school year. She is the only student from a university or college in Alabama to win an ...

Nair chosen for AMS colloquium

Nair chosen for AMS colloquium

Aug 03, 2012

Dr. Udaysankar Nair, a UAHuntsville assistant professor of atmospheric science, has been selected to attend the American Meteorological Society's summer policy colloquium in Washington. The AMS summer colloquium is a ten-day program in atmospheric p...

Two weather research programs have UAH grad student jumping

Two weather research programs have UAH grad student jumping

Aug 03, 2012

Storm researchers converge of N. Alabama. Splitting his time between two major weather research programs is keeping UAHuntsville graduate student Adam Sherrer hopping this summer. "It's flattering, I guess, although it's stressful at the same time,...

The Climate of Our Forefathers

The Climate of Our Forefathers

Aug 03, 2012

Do recent hot summers (and 100 degrees today) signal a return to high temperatures seen in Alabama's past? HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (June 29, 2012) -- Four hot summers in the past six years and June temperatures topping the 100 degree mark across the state ...