In this episode Dr. Emily Schaller talks about running SARP, a unique NASA internship that gives undergraduate students hands-on experience in atmospheric science research. Listen here or on Apple Podcasts, Audible, Soundcloud, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity. Meet Emily Schaller…
An introduction to SaSa (The Student Airborne Science Activation Program, or “now” in Kiswahili) was published last week on nasa.gov, in an article that highlights the continued lack of diversity in geoscience. SaSa is a new NASA program that will work to diversify…
Remote sensing is a powerful tool — it can be used to map the topography of the ocean floor, track the ash plume of an erupting volcano, or understand drought patterns on tribal lands. As the technology becomes easier for…
Dr. Juan Torres-Perez is a coral reef biologist working for BAERI at NASA Ames Research Center. Originally from Puerto Rico, he works at the intersection of coral reef biology, remote sensing, education, and citizen science. “I have five proposals out…
In this episode we hear from two researchers who helped make the data from NASA’s Kepler mission accessible to the public, so that anyone in the world, including you, could sit down at your computer and discover a new planet.…
As complex as they are, climate models do an impressively good job at modeling the Earth’s past, present, and future climate. The first climate model was developed over 50 years ago. Since then, modeling accuracy has significantly improved, thanks to the work of scientists…
The impacts of Covid-19 and the global lockdowns are challenging all parts of work and home life. And for research scientists it’s no different. But when a team of researchers led by BAER Institute alumna Dr. Lucia Kleint began lockdown stranded at the Teide…