Time to celebrate, #Cornell2024 🐻🎓

Joyous day at #Cornell . Especially when I find a Latino meteorology grad with plantain chips made by abuela!

The challenge for students in our Internet of Things course was to take their own data from a blood pressure cuff and send it to Cayuga Health System – without internet or cell service. See how they did it... news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/0…

Congratulations to our 2024 EAS graduates!

Congratulations to Taylor and to all of the EAS graduates!

This I did not expect! It was an incredible evening being honored by the PR House of Representatives 🇵🇷for being exalted to honorary member of American Meteorological Society. Puerto Rican artist Marcos Alegría’s commission includes the Capitol building and an accurate depiction of yesterday’s weather.

‘How we can take the science, link it through the engineering side, and then out to where it really matters, to help people?' A conversation with Karin Olson Hoal, the Wold Family Professor in Environmental Balance for Human Sustainability. eas.cornell.edu/spotlights/qa-…

technologyreview.com/2024/04/23/109… Today in MIT Technology Review, my Op-ed: 'Why new proposals to restrict geoengineering are misguided'.
From TN to NOAA to Mexico to UNEP, the word 'ban' keeps being bounced around when it comes to Climate Interventions. But is it that easy? I don't think so...

Mark Wysocki has retired from his position as New York State Climatologist. In his 35 years at Cornell, Mark certainly has had an enormous impact in his quiet and dedicated way and we will miss him greatly. Cornell CALS Cornell Engineering American Meteorological Society

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🚨 New postdoc position NOAA_GFDL as part of a bigger project led by Cornell Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, NSF NCAR Research Applications Laboratory, NOAA_GFDL, and MITRE on evaluating downscaling technique for infrastructure planning:

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“Every time the shovel digs they can get an estimate of how much copper is in that bucket, which completely revolutionizes the way mining is done,” said Lang. “I knew I wanted to be a part of that.”
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Great seminar Department of Geosciences @ EWU with Karin Elizabeth Olson Hoal Cornell Earth and Atmospheric Sciences on critical minerals #Eclipse2024 live form %98 totallity

EAS alum and Floridian John Toohey-Morales ’84 is a meteorology star—in both English and Spanish. John Morales Cornell CALS
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Friday's NJ #Earthquake as captured by the Snee Hall seismometer. Cornell Engineering Cornell CALS

Woah! M4.8 earthquake in New Jersey.

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If you live in the area, fill out a Did-You-Feel-It response!

The 2024 Astrobiology Graduate Conference (AbGradCon) to be held at Cornell June 10-14. This graduate student-run conference will gather >100 early career scientists from across the world to present their astrobiology research at Cornell. #Astrobiology

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'This is a NASA-funded grant to understand how pingos form and evolve, both as analogs for features we see on Mars and Ceres but also as a possible future water resource for Astronauts on Mars.' CornellArts&Sciences

-EAS Prof. Britney Schmidt with a field report from the Arctic

We are celebrating a historic high for women in leadership in #CornellEngineering !

Meet some of the amazing women leading the way:
news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/0…

Natalie Mahowald, Cornell Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, did not meet a woman atmospheric science professor until she was four years into her graduate degree.

“I think that role models are important, which is part of the reason I’m willing to be in a leadership position.'

EAS is well represented on the team publishing this fascinating work! Icefin