Initiative broadens UAH engineering students’ exposure to cybersecurity Sep 06, 2016 Engineers who graduate from UAH will have broad exposure to industrial control systems cybersecurity within their fields of study under a new initiative. ... Fifth annual UAH Health Careers Day to be held Sept. 16 Sep 06, 2016 UAH will be hosting its fifth annual Health Careers Day on Friday, Sept. 16, in the Shelby Center for Science and Technology. Organizers of this event are UAH's Office of Pre-Professional Advising,Alpha Epsilon Delta, and Medical Careers Club. ... Honors student’s cubesat software earns him first place at Utah conference Aug 22, 2016 Open-source software for simultaneous satellite orbital and attitude propagation developed by University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) student Kareem Omar has won him $10,000 and first place in a student paper competition. ... Ex-bomber mechanic studies heat islands Aug 09, 2016 HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - While taking part in a new summer research program, former B-1B bomber mechanic Dawn White learned that when summer temperatures hit their peak, living alone is a bigger issue in San Jose, Ca., than it is in Huntsville... Christy donating award to job-training charity Aug 02, 2016 Dr. John Christy, a distinguished professor of atmospheric science and director of the Earth System Science Center at UAH, has donated a $10,000 award to a local charity that helps women enter the job market. ... UAH alumna Crowe is thinking strategically Jul 21, 2016 When Dr. Louis Uccellini, the director of the National Weather Service (NWS), toured UAH's new Severe Weather Institute, Radar and Lightning Laboratories (SWIRLL) in June, that was – at least partially – part of Christina Crowe's strategic plan... UAH joins institute studying Gulf of Mexico ecosystems Jul 19, 2016 UAH is a new member of a cooperative Gulf of Mexico region institute that has just received a $7 million award from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to continue its ecosystem work. ... TEMPO team meets with scientists Jul 18, 2016 Scientists who study air pollution and officials who try to measure, forecast and regulate it can't wait to get their hands (and their computer models) on data from instruments aboard NASA's TEMPO satellite. ... UAH's Apke uses satellite scans to study thunderstorms Jul 07, 2016 Can you tell much about a thunderstorm by starting at the top? Jason Apke, a doctoral student in atmospheric science at UAH, thinks he might one day be able to use images of cloud tops taken every minute by a National Oceanic an... Better long-range sensors a goal of fundamental optics experiments Jul 07, 2016 A pair of University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) researchers aim to explore fundamental properties of infrasonic optical sensors that could make them more sensitive and accurate over long distances. ... 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58