The University of Wyoming King Air research aircraft is the cornerstone of our observational facilities, with field campaigns across the
US and internationally. The King Air research aircraft is funded as a National Facility
under a cooperative agreement between the University of Wyoming and the National Science
Foundation. The next-generation King Air facility is currently being build, with several
new instruments on the horizon.
We also have unparalleled access to the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center, in support of our weather and climate modeling research.
The UW Department of Atmospheric Science Strategic endorses the American Meteorological Society statement on racism and injustice, and aims to create an environment that fosters diversity,
equality, and inclusion.
Download the UW Department of Atmospheric Science 2021-25 Strategic plan (PDF)
The Department of Atmospheric Science provides a rigorous graduate program that allows students to compete for top-level careers in the field. Our students have direct access to two unique training facilities, an atmospheric research aircraft and one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world. Our students have careers that cross many boundaries. Many of our students have pursued careers with the National Weather Service or with air quality agencies. With a graduate degree in Atmospheric Science at UW, you will receive the training you need to succeed in your chosen field, be it weather forecasting, climate research, or air quality monitoring.
The Department of Atmospheric Science believes that sharing what we are working on in peer-reviewed literature and publishing results is an essential part of pursuing a graduate degree in our program. Check out some of our recent publications using ResearchGate.
ATSC Graduate Students Selected for Early Career Awards
Emuge-Franken provides cutting-edge tools for atmospheric research
ATSC Alumnus Named 2022 AMS President
ATSC 2021 Annual Newsletter Available
UW School of Energy Resources Student Conducts Fieldwork in Mobile Air Quality Lab
McCoy Highlighted in French Documentary That Will Air in 2022
Zachary Lebo Receives American Meteorological Society’s Early Career Award
UW Researchers Find Wildfire Smoke is More Cooling on Climate Than Computer Models Assume
UW’s Geerts Receives DOE Atmospheric Grant to Study Cold-Air Outbreaks in the Arctic
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