Information for Prospective Students
The Atmospheric Radiation and Climate Research Group is an enthusiastic group of scientists making use of expertise in radiative transfer, state-of-the art atmospheric remote sensing, complex data analysis, and numerical modeling to address open questions in climate research. We seek energetic individuals interested in pursuing careers in satellite remote sensing and energy and water cycle research to join our dynamic team.All those interested are encouraged to send a brief summary of research interests and any questions to Professor L'Ecuyer. I will gladly discuss specific fully-funded research opportunities in our group and provide guidance concerning degree programs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Interested students may also consult the information found on the links below and can apply by filling out the Graduate School Electronic Application
Group News
- 2012-08-30 - Welcome
We are happy to introduce four new members to our research team: new students Tracey, Ethan, and Erik and research scientist Dr. Norm Wood. - 2012-08-15 - Aerosol Study
A new study conducted in collaboration with researchers at PNNL reveals that global models may significantly over-estimate the sensitivity of precipitation occurrence to aerosols (see the highlight in Science). - 2011-12-21 - Datasets Released
Two CloudSat rainfall datasets co-developed by members of our group were officially released to the science community today.