UCLA oceanographers embark on voyage to study Gulf of Mexico currents
A team of UCLA oceanographers towed a small boat to Louisiana to study water currents in the Gulf of Mexico
AOS Graduate Student David Gonzalez Reaches UCLA Grand Slam Finals
Congratulations to AOS grad student David Gonzalez for reaching the finals of the 2017 UCLA Grad Slam, which is a
The Problem with Dust
AOS assistant professor Jasper Kok was featured on the UCLA College of Physical Sciences website for Research Highlights. The feature
Welcome to Pablo Saide
AOS would like to welcome Pablo Saide to our department. A message from AOS department chair, Jochen Stutz, welcoming our
Welcome Adjunct Professor Hui Su
AOS welcomes Adjunct Professor Hui Su to our department. Hui Su’s research focuses on the use of climate model simulations
AOS Research shows how warming trends affect the Sierra Nevada
Excerpts: The Sierra Nevada snowpack, which provides 60 percent of the state’s water via a vast network of dams and
Cenlin He Recongized by American Geophysical Union with Outstanding Student Paper Award
AOS Graduate Student and PhD candidate, Cenlin He, was recognized by the American Geophysical Union with an Outstanding Student Paper
Professor Paulson Featured on Phys.org
AOS Professor Suzanne Paulson was featured on Phys.org discussing how to measure street-level air quality in Los Angeles and methods
UCLA, NASA JPL use new instrument to shed light on plant fluorescence
Ulli Seibt, Katja Grossmann and Jochen Stutz of the AOS department were featured today on the Daily Bruin for their
Congratulations to Yukitoshi Nishimura for winning the AGU Macelwane Medal
AOS Assistant Researcher Yukitoshi Nishimura receieved the American Geophysical Union James B. Macelwane Medal on July 21, 2016. The medal is
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