U.S. atmospheric researchers and counterparts at the India Ministry of Earth Sciences will collaborate to advance weather forecasting and technology under a new agreement.

NCAR's Advanced Study Program has been helping future leaders in weather, water, climate, and solar research launch their careers since 1963.

Co-sponsored by UCAR, Workforce Boulder County, and the Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, the job fair will take place October 7 at UCAR's Center Green campus.

Founded on an NCAR-based research model, the new High-Resolution Rapid Refresh (HRRR) model will transform how the National Weather Service predicts short-range weather threats.

Students and researchers will have access to advanced collaborative resources through the Internet2 consortium, thanks in part to networking support by UCAR.