Focused investments in the atmospheric and related sciences will help address important societal needs.

NCAR and UCAR join colleagues in the Earth system science community and beyond in mourning the loss of renowned atmospheric scientist Ralph J. Cicerone, who died on Nov. 5.

On Nov. 12, 1966, NCAR researchers used an innovative new camera to snap the finest picture of the solar corona ever taken up to the time.

Native American researchers, students, and community members will partner with Western science organizations to help shape mutually beneficial research projects.

Veterans, people with disabilities, and the public can meet with more than 30 Front Range employers at a job fair hosted by the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research on Friday, Nov. 18, on UCAR's Center Green campus, 3080 Center Green Drive, in north Boulder.