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2019

Atmospheric Systems Research, US Department of Energy | May 1, 2019

AER Physicist Eli Mlawer:  A onetime string theorist now improves the way models represent spectral radiances throughout the atmosphere

The Weather Channel | December 9, 2019

Weather Channel meteorologists Ari Sarsalari and Kait Parker are joined by Dr. Judah Cohen with AER, for a look at what you can expect for the 2019-2020 winter season

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