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Learn how a Colorado State University research duo plans to manage an expanded ARM effort to collect and analyze samples of ice-nucleating particles.

Find out what recommendations ARM’s Aerosol Measurement Science Group has for improving atmospheric aerosol sampling, measuring, and data archiving within the user facility.

The ARM Data Quality Office continues to play a critical role in providing the best possible measurements to ARM users.

After 26 years with the U.S. Department of Energy, the longtime ARM Aerial Facility program manager sees retirement just ahead.

The Cloud and Precipitation Measurements and Science Group, led by cloud modeler and microphysicist Ann Fridlind, is the newest constituent group providing guidance to ARM leadership. Learn about a recent workshop that will help inform the group's first report.

See how the ARM Aerial Instrumentation Workshop, held in March 2020 at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, will help guide the future of the ARM Aerial Facility and ARM tethered balloon system operations.

Fifteen years ago, the first ARM Mobile Facility (AMF1) made its field campaign debut on the Northern California coast. Follow AMF1’s journey to help collect a treasure trove of data in climate-critical and under-observed regions of the world.

Find out how researchers from the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) will use unmanned aerial systems during the MOSAiC expedition.

Find out what inspired David Mechem's decision to get into cloud modeling and how the University of Kansas atmospheric scientist uses ARM data.

Are you preparing to submit an ARM field campaign proposal? Get tips from recent principal investigators to help increase your proposal's chances of success.