Lynne Roeder
Phone: 509.372.4331
Cell: 509.521.2922
Email: lynne-dot-roeder-at-pnl-dot-gov
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The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research (CAWCR) is currently seeking applications for a scientist position (#10539) in the Atmosphere, Land, Observation, and Assessment Group, in collaboration with ARM scientists. This position is expected to be a two-year assignment. The primary area of research will include a study on the evolution of tropical cloud [...]
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The Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research (CAWCR) is currently seeking applications for a Senior Research Scientist position (#1722) in the Atmosphere-Land, Observation, and Assessment Program. This position will play a lead role in the study of cloud systems and their impacts in collaboration with ARM scientists. The primary area of research will include [...]
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) is currently seeking applications for a postdoc position in the Climate Physics Group. The primary area of research will include cloud resolving modeling of deep convective clouds and the associated detrained anvil/cirrus. The selected candidate will work with PNNL scientists to understand the microphysical and dynamical processes associated with cirrus [...]
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Starting this summer, the ARM Communications Team began moving archived ARM photo and video content into both Flickr and YouTube, respectively. These popular and cost-effective social media outlets join ARM’s existing Facebook and Twitter accounts, providing additional options for sharing information with users and the public. All four sites can be accessed from the [...]
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This year, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Science awarded its first class of fellowships to about 150 graduate researchers in the fields of physics, engineering, biology, and physical sciences. These up-and-coming scientists were introduced to the DOE scientific user facilities during a Graduate Fellows Conference held at Argonne National Laboratory in early [...]
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Radiative cooling and heating in the mid-to-upper troposphere contribute significantly to the dynamical processes and radiative balance that regulate Earth's climate. In the longwave, the dominant agent of this radiative cooling is water vapor. The dominant role of water vapor in middle-and-upper tropospheric processes is shown the spectral cooling rate profile for a mid-latitude summer [...]
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After nearly eleven years, the Single Frequency GPS Water Vapor Network field campaign at the ARM Southern Great Plains (SGP) site came to a close on July 1, 2010. Installed between 1999 and 2000, this network consisted of 24 GPS stations operating within an 8-kilometer radius around the SGP Central Facility near Lamont, Oklahoma. [...]
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A new data set that identifies periods when Nauru data may be affected by island-influenced clouds has been produced by Chuck Long, site scientist for the ARM Tropical Western Pacific site. The Nauru island effect (NIE) data set currently covers the period from September 2005 to May 2010 and will be updated periodically as [...]
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The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Goddard Earth Sciences and Technology (GEST) Center is currently seeking a research associate to study the horizontal and vertical variability of clouds and their consequences on atmospheric radiative fluxes and the radiation budget. The successful candidate must possess a PhD in Meteorology, Atmospheric Sciences, Earth Sciences, Physics, or [...]
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The Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University is seeking applicants for a senior (associate to full professor) tenure-track faculty position specializing in atmospheric radiation. The position requires a PhD in atmospheric science plus five years of experience, a record of leadership and successful grants activity, and the ability to teach graduate courses in [...]
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The formation of ice in clouds is of vital importance to life on Earth, as ice formation is one of the key processes for precipitation initiation. Since ice nucleation is tied to the action of specific aerosol particles (ice nuclei: IN) representing only 1 in 10^5 or less ambient particles, natural and human impacts [...]
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