Stacey Hitchcock and Yohanna Villalobos describe life on the R V Investigator as part of a scientific voyage taking atmospheric and ocean observations.
Lina Teckentrup reports on the 11th Annual Summer Course in Flux Measurements and Advanced Modelling held during July 2019 at Niwot Ridge, Colorado.
In 2019, Ryan travelled to IUGG, NCAR in Boulder and LOCEAN in France. Here he describes how to get the most out of trips like these and considers the carbon emissions impacts.
Picture (above): The Mesa Laboratory of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, located atop Table Mesa at the west end of Boulder, Colorado. Credit: Copyright University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR). By Carlye Calvin, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) License, via OpenSky. by Todd LaneIn August I travelled to the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder, Colorado USA for a short collaborative visit. As you probably know, NCAR is a partner in... View Article
After a very useful poll, the ECR Committee brought in some great experts who taught them art of time management, how to say no, and how to beat back imposter syndrome.
This year’s annual workshop, held in Hobart, brought together complex science, explainers, breakout meetings and poster sessions in a way that was perhaps the most accessible yet. It's set a very high bar for next year's annual workshop.
It has been an incredibly busy period for RP4, with a wealth of research, multiple international visits and many awards and honours for its students and researchers.
The drought program explains what is unusual about the current drought in Australia and in examining flaws in the Aridity Index explores how drought may change in the future.
Research from RP2, highlights how bushfires may change in the future, explores differences in heatwaves and shows how Antarctic conditions can affect Australia.
Sometimes there is so much to look back on that it can be difficult to know where to begin and that is definitely the case for the past three months of a very active Extreme Rainfall research program.