Program News

A veteran snow expert investigates snowmelt periods, including the complex evolution of albedo and its links to snow properties.

It is hard to believe another year is coming to a close. Yet, here we are just days from Thanksgiving, and one short week from the 2020 AGU Fall Meeting.

The American Association for Aerosol Research recognized Stephen Schwartz and Manabu Shiraiwa, who both have strong connections with ASR and ARM.

The virtual 2020 AGU Fall Meeting starts December 1. View all ASR presentations and share your abstracts with ASR and the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) user facility.

The Department of Energy Office of Science recently announced a call for the Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) Leadership Computing Challenge (ALCC) 2021-2022 allocation year.

Colorado State University researchers recently published two PNAS papers that address the deposition of aerosols and the effects of black carbon on ice nucleation.

A veteran researcher revs up an ASR project studying the influence of aerosols on the cloud radiative effect.

We are excited by the recent Department of Energy announcements for funding of both ASR science and for the DOE Office of Science Early Career Research Program... This is also the time of year that we’re all getting ready for AGU. If you are presenting at this virtual event, please be sure to let us know! One of the best ways to draw us and others to your AGU session is to be highlighted on the ASR website. It is a meaningful way that we track scientific impact.

Two New Funding Opportunities for 2021: DOE Announces Funding for ASR Science and Early Career Research Program

Program Managers Shaima Nasiri and Jeff Stehr take a moment to thank the ASR scientific community for a great FY2020, and that they look forward to another great year ahead.