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Research Investigating a potential new threat to the ozone layer
Research Investigating a potential new threat to the ozone layer
Research Investigating a potential new threat to the ozone layer

Investigating a potential new threat to the ozone layer

Rosenstiel School atmospheric scientist Elliot Atlas is part of a NASA-funded project studying how intense storms impact the stratosphere.

https://news.miami.edu/rsmas/stories/2019/12/investigating-a-potential-new-threat-to-the-ozone-layer.html

Research Investigating a potential new threat to the ozone layer
Research Investigating a potential new threat to the ozone layer
Research Investigating a potential new threat to the ozone layer

Investigating a potential new threat to the ozone layer

Rosenstiel School atmospheric scientist Elliot Atlas is part of a NASA-funded project studying how intense storms impact the stratosphere.

https://news.miami.edu/rsmas/stories/2019/12/investigating-a-potential-new-threat-to-the-ozone-layer.html

Research University of Miami awarded harmful algal bloom research funding
Research University of Miami awarded harmful algal bloom research funding
Research University of Miami awarded harmful algal bloom research funding

University of Miami awarded harmful algal bloom research funding

Funding supports research on the human-health impacts of red tide, other harmful algal blooms

https://news.miami.edu/rsmas/stories/2019/12/university-of-miami-awarded-harmful-algal-bloom-research-funding.html

Research University of Miami awarded harmful algal bloom research funding
Research University of Miami awarded harmful algal bloom research funding
Research University of Miami awarded harmful algal bloom research funding

University of Miami awarded harmful algal bloom research funding

Funding supports research on the human-health impacts of red tide, other harmful algal blooms

https://news.miami.edu/rsmas/stories/2019/12/university-of-miami-awarded-harmful-algal-bloom-research-funding.html

Research 3mt
Research 3mt
Research 3mt

Final Competitors for 3MT 2020 Announced

3MT 2020 Competitor Announcement! Register now to attend the Fourth Annual Three Minute Thesis Competition on February 5, 2020!

https://news.miami.edu/grad/stories/2019/12/3mt2020-final-competitors.html

Research 3mt
Research 3mt
Research 3mt

Final Competitors for 3MT 2020 Announced

3MT 2020 Competitor Announcement! Register now to attend the Fourth Annual Three Minute Thesis Competition on February 5, 2020!

https://news.miami.edu/grad/stories/2019/12/3mt2020-final-competitors.html

Research Science and Technology Atmospheric scientist Elliott Atlas and postdoctoral students Katie Smith, left, and Victoria Treadway examine some of the instruments that are used to collect and analyze air samples from the upper stratosphere.
Research Science and Technology Atmospheric scientist Elliott Atlas and postdoctoral students Katie Smith, left, and Victoria Treadway examine some of the instruments that are used to collect and analyze air samples from the upper stratosphere.
Research Science and Technology Atmospheric scientist Elliott Atlas and postdoctoral students Katie Smith, left, and Victoria Treadway examine some of the instruments that are used to collect and analyze air samples from the upper stratosphere.

Investigating a potential new threat to the ozone layer

University of Miami atmospheric scientist Elliot Atlas is part of a NASA-funded project studying how intense storms impact the stratosphere.

../stories/2019/12/investigating-a-potential-new-threat-to-the-ozone-layer.html

Research Science and Technology Atmospheric scientist Elliott Atlas and postdoctoral students Katie Smith, left, and Victoria Treadway examine some of the instruments that are used to collect and analyze air samples from the upper stratosphere.
Research Science and Technology Atmospheric scientist Elliott Atlas and postdoctoral students Katie Smith, left, and Victoria Treadway examine some of the instruments that are used to collect and analyze air samples from the upper stratosphere.
Research Science and Technology Atmospheric scientist Elliott Atlas and postdoctoral students Katie Smith, left, and Victoria Treadway examine some of the instruments that are used to collect and analyze air samples from the upper stratosphere.

Investigating a potential new threat to the ozone layer

University of Miami atmospheric scientist Elliot Atlas is part of a NASA-funded project studying how intense storms impact the stratosphere.

../stories/2019/12/investigating-a-potential-new-threat-to-the-ozone-layer.html

Research Health and Medicine All of Us
Research Health and Medicine All of Us
Research Health and Medicine All of Us

‘All of Us’ research program marks successful first year

Led by the Miller School of Medicine, the southeast region has enrolled more than 14,000 volunteers in the national landmark study

../stories/2019/12/all-of-us-research-program-marks-successful-first-year.html

Research Health and Medicine All of Us
Research Health and Medicine All of Us
Research Health and Medicine All of Us

‘All of Us’ research program marks successful first year

Led by the Miller School of Medicine, the southeast region has enrolled more than 14,000 volunteers in the national landmark study

../stories/2019/12/all-of-us-research-program-marks-successful-first-year.html

Research UM-led experiment closes critical gap in weather forecasting
Research UM-led experiment closes critical gap in weather forecasting
Research UM-led experiment closes critical gap in weather forecasting

UM-led experiment closes critical gap in weather forecasting

SubX, a research-to-operations project, shows promise for improved monthly forecasts

https://news.miami.edu/rsmas/stories/2019/12/um-led-experiment-closes-critical-gap-in-weather-forecasting.html

Research UM-led experiment closes critical gap in weather forecasting
Research UM-led experiment closes critical gap in weather forecasting
Research UM-led experiment closes critical gap in weather forecasting

UM-led experiment closes critical gap in weather forecasting

SubX, a research-to-operations project, shows promise for improved monthly forecasts

https://news.miami.edu/rsmas/stories/2019/12/um-led-experiment-closes-critical-gap-in-weather-forecasting.html