Meet NCAR network engineer Carlos Rojas-Torres and learn about his work to deliver high-speed internet for research and education.
Join climate scientists like Cecile Hannay who works every day to improve global climate models so that we can better predict how our planet's climate will likely change.
Meet scientist Branko Kosovic and discover how his team helps the transition to renewable energy by developing better weather forecasts and technology.
Dr. Rosimar Rios-Berrios is hard at work to better predict hurricanes and their impacts so we can build more resilient communities adapted to our changing planet.
Learn from NCAR systems engineers about supercomputers in this Meet the Experts and Scientists in Action collaboration at the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center.
Watch recordings of our Meet the Experts series where we bring students and NSF NCAR experts together to learn about working at an atmospheric science research center.
Resource Type: Virtual Opportunities
Rewatch the 2020 and 2021 virtual Super Science Saturdays!
Get your questions answered with our FAQ about Super Science Saturday.
Argon is an inert (non-reactive) gas composing a little less than 1% of our atmosphere. Even so, it is the third most abundant gas in our air.
We study the Sun using ground-based telescopes but also from satellites and spacecraft that are able to get closer to the Sun than ever before.
Resource Type: Information