Program News

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.

It has been said that the Earth has two oceans. One is the vast salty seas that cover 70% of the planet. The other ocean is the atmosphere, where vast cloud decks and wispy puffs contain a big fraction of the atmosphere’s water. So, it’s useful to ask how clouds are made. Welcome to the research world of Carnegie Mellon University's Coty Jen.

Recent ARM small campaigns tackle science questions related to a variety of topics, such as aerosol formation, ship exhaust, and evolving albedo.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science is hosting virtual office hours to share information and answer questions.

Researchers work to create color vision deficiency-friendly colormaps that highlight important characteristics of clouds and precipitation.

DOE's Office of Science is now accepting applications for the Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) program.

The ASR-supported Bankhead National Forest (BNF) atmospheric observatory in Alabama is scheduled to be operational by October 1, 2024.

ASR-supported research: New findings from scientists at the University of Washington in St. Louis will help make climate models more accurate as massive wildfires become more common.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced the selection of 20 innovative research projects that will receive funding through its Atmospheric System Research (ASR) program.

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.