Tag: Solar
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Universe Today
Our researchers, leaders and educators are making headlines with their innovative work, including how to use light and radar signals to detect space debris.
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Tracking Undetectable Space Junk
Colliding pieces of space debris emit electric signals that could help track small debris littering Earth’s orbit, potentially saving satellites and spacecraft.
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U-M Reception Returns to AGU23
The U-M Reception will return to the American Geophysical Union Meeting in December 2023.
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Congratulations to Our New Climate & Space PhD!
After receiving her doctoral degree, Dr. Chloe Whicker will work as a Associate Project Scientist for the University of California.
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Space Daily
Our researchers, leaders and educators are making headlines with their innovative work, including predicting magnetic field variations and the heating and acceleration of solar wind.
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Adapting to a Changing Climate: Graduate Students Present Applied Climate Solutions
Students in the Master’s in Applied Climate program at the University of Michigan presented on issues ranging from flooding and extreme rainfall to legislative impacts on energy.
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Live Lessons Bring Work Focused on Antarctica to the Classroom
Scholars and scientists from U-M Climate and Space were interviewed for the Antarctica Live Lessons, which aim to inspire young learners with Antarctic science.
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U-M Alum Taps into Data Sonification to Listen to the ‘Hum of the Sun’
Alumnus Robert Alexander uses data sonification to describe the “Hum of the Sun” for NASA’s Curious Universe podcast.
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Congratulations to Our New Climate & Space PhD!
After receiving their Ph.D., Dr. Luo plans to continue conducting research in the area of tropical dynamics such as easterly waves, tropical depressions and tropical cyclones, along with their future projections under the circumstance of climate change.
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Congratulations to Our New Climate & Space PhD!
After receiving their doctoral degree, Dr. Yingjie Zhu will work as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Physical Meteorological Observatory in Davos and the World Radiation Centre in Switzerland.
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Professor Liemohn’s New Textbook on Geoscience Data Analysis Published
Professor Michael Liemohn published a new textbook on Geoscience Data Analysis in October. AGU featured his work in EOS Editor’s Vox.