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Award Spotlight: A Conversation with Tapio Schneider
Tapio Schneider is the 2026 recipient of the Jule Charney Medal, recognized “for pioneering research on atmospheric dynamics and climate change and leadership in innovative climate model development.”
Across AMS
A Tribute to AMS President Jenni Evans
Jenni L. Evans, AMS Centennial President and creator of the AMS Joanne Simpson Tropical Meteorology Research Award, made significant advances...
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In Memoriam: Remembering Jenni Evans
Jenni Louise Evans, a beloved member of the global atmospheric science community, passed away on April 3, 2025, at her...
Volunteers
Beyond the Boardroom: Real-World Lessons in Nonprofit Leadership
The boards of scientific and professional societies are uniquely positioned to reimagine their organizations’ futures.
Perspectives
What I Wish I Knew about AMS 20 Years Ago!
NOAA's Charlie Woodrum looks back at his introduction to AMS and how membership in the Society has influenced his career.
AMS Updates
Meet 2026 AMS President Alan Sealls
As Alan Sealls steps into his role as 2026 AMS President, he carries with him decades of experience across broadcasting, education, communication, and service to both AMS and the broader weather, water, and climate enterprise.
Across AMS
Planning for Change: A Conversation with Annual Meeting Leadership
AMS spoke with AMS President Dave Stensrud and Annual Meeting Overall Planning Committee Cochairs Pam Heinselman and John Banghoff to...
Donors
Advancing Research on Extremes through the Richard Grotjahn Research Fellowship
Richard Grotjahn spoke with us about his distinguished career in atmospheric science and the inspiration behind the creation of the...
Members
Yang Elected as AGU Fellow
Zong-Liang Yang, a professor at the Jackson School of Geosciences at the University of Texas at Austin, was elected as...
Members
Lightning Round with AMS Journal Editors
AMS journal editors play an important role in the process of communicating research ideas, accomplishments, and progress in the sciences...
