From the Program Manager

Funding, collaboration, and science visibility: Learn about funding opportunity changes, get ready for AGU and the Joint Meeting, and more .

In his monthly column, ASR Program Manager discusses the significance of ASR's Early Career honorees and spotlights ASR scientist Fiaz Ahmed of UCLA. He also notes two new campaigns and highlights the opening of the ASR-supported Bankhead National Forest (BNF) atmospheric observatory.

Program Manager Jeff Stehr shares a recent painful hiking experience and draws an analogy to our research and the importance of timely reporting and sharing our success.

Program Manager Jeff Stehr discusses ASR's newly awarded projects, spotlighting their potential impact on atmospheric research. He also highlights an exciting interdisciplinary funding opportunity announcement, due September 19, 2024. Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of building strong connections with colleagues across the ASR community—and beyond.

In his monthly column, ASR Program Manager Jeff Stehr shares news about the upcoming ARM/ASR Joint Meeting, unveils a new, important workshop report, and offers important information about the images we use to highlight our science.

Program Manager Jeff Stehr reflects on the beauty of the science around us, the dedication of the ASR community, and the importance of sharing the impact of our science with a wider audience.

Program Manager Jeff Stehr reflects on Earth Day, discusses the launch of the ASR-supported Cloud And Precipitation Experiment at kennaook (CAPE-k) campaign, and provides a bit of levity with his experience in improv comedy—and how that experience helped his career journey in climate science.

In this month's column, ASR Program Manager Jeff Stehr highlights recent DOE funding opportunities and reminds principal investigators about project reporting requirements and no-cost extensions.

Program Manager Jeff Stehr discusses the response to ASR's FY2024 Funding Opportunity Announcement, touches on the upcoming CoURAGE campaign, highlights ASR's contributions at the AMS Annual Meeting, emphasizes engagement with ASR working groups, and delves into the intriguing phenomena of accelerating time.

In this month's column, ASR Program Manager Shaima Nasiri encourages those attending the American Meteorological Society (AMS) Annual Meeting to reach out to her during the event. She also introduces the new “Engaging with ASR” page on the website, designed as a guide to help individuals actively participate in ASR and understand the wide array of opportunities that DOE programs can offer.