Join CPAESS on Wednesday, July 22 for our monthly virtual seminar series. This month we feature Waqar Younas, NASA Jack Eddy Postdoctoral Fellow

A subset of the Summer School's online materials has now been organized into three structured learning pathways, each designed to provide a clear, guided introduction to the field's foundational principles. 

Each year, the Early-Career Leadership Program (ECLP) gives a cohort of NSF NCAR | UCAR | UCP staff the chance to step back from their day-to-day work and invest in something different: themselves, as future leaders. 

From April 27 to May 1, 2026, Boulder, CO played host to one of the most important annual gatherings in the space weather world, the 2026 Space Weather Workshop, bringing together industry, academia, and government agencies for a dynamic exchange on all aspects of space weather 

May 2026, the NASA 5th Eddy Cross-Disciplinary Symposium brought scientists, engineers, early-career researchers, and thought leaders from around the world to Boulder, Colorado for a week of big questions, lively debate, and genuinely cross-disciplinary discovery. 

“The ocean is like the beating heart of our planet. Just as a fitness tracker checks your pulse, NOAA supports a global ocean observing system that checks the pulse of the ocean over 1 million times a day,” says Heather Heenehan

The 2026 NOAA Ocean Acidification Program (OAP) Research Community Meeting brought together government and university researchers and other community members to foster collaborations, share high-impact findings and products, and explore emerging priorities for ocean acidification (OA) research and resilience.

NASA Jack Eddy Postdoctoral Fellow Prateek Mayank was selected to receive the Justice Oak Award for Outstanding Thesis in Astronomy by an Indian student. Awarded by the Astronomical Society of India (ASI), the honor encourages excellence among students engaged in research in India. 

NASA Jack Eddy Postdoctoral Fellow Waqar Younas and colleagues published the results of research showing geomagnetic storms can cause errors in Global Positioning System (GPS) measurements in polar regions that affect position accuracy. 

A warm welcome to our new Climate and Global Change postdoctoral fellows. Find out more about their upcoming research and this 35-year old program.