Program News

Ahead in the Clouds: ASR scientist builds custom chamber helping uncover how aerosol particles and clouds contribute to Earth’s changing climate.

Applications are now open for DOE's Summer 2025 Undergraduate Internships. Students and recent grads may apply to conduct research and technical projects at national laboratories.

Calling all university faculty: DOE is accepting applications for its Summer 2025 Visiting Faculty Program.

In his monthly column, ASR Program Manager discusses the significance of ASR's Early Career honorees and spotlights ASR scientist Fiaz Ahmed of UCLA. He also notes two new campaigns and highlights the opening of the ASR-supported Bankhead National Forest (BNF) atmospheric observatory.

At the University of California, Los Angeles, Fiaz Ahmed leads a team developing an ambitious new tool for understanding storm clouds.

BEACONS: A new ASR project will deploy autonomous ship-borne systems for routine observation of critical aerosol and cloud properties.

On October 1, ARM's Bankhead National Forest (BNF) atmospheric observatory in Alabama will start collecting data for the scientific community.

A recent PNAS paper presents details of how turbulent effects significantly influence droplet-size distribution, ultimately driving rain initiation.

Three DOE Early Career awardees plan to use data from ARM’s new Bankhead National Forest observatory in Alabama.

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.