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Amanda Mitchell
Washington, DC, United States
I'm here to hopefully make passionate and driven individuals goals easier to obtain.
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Anthony Praino
Poughquag, NY
Anthony Praino is the Chief Engineer and Meteorologist on the Environmental Sciences team at the IBM Research in Yorktown Heights, NY, where he leads the systems engineering as well as develops environmental sensing and modeling applications. His focus since 2000 has been developing the Business of Weather in IBM.
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Chelsea Snide
I am a graduate student in atmospheric science with a primary interest in large-scale circulations and sub seasonal to seasonal predictability.
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Chengren Ju
CQ, China
20 years old boy, a full-stack developer. Software: (expert): HTML/CSS, JavaScript, PHP (great): SQL, Node.js, Electron, Java, SpringBoot, Python, Redis, Memcached, Nginx (good): Rust, Unix, Git, Docker
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David Margolin
Mountainside, NJ
I'm a a professional meteorologist of ~20 years. Most of my professional experience is in commodities/financial markets. I also moonlight as a part-time instructor at Rutgers and am involved in 'Bridge the Gap' activities (Forecast Contest and Knowledge Exchange). I'm most interested in helping students and early career professionals.
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Erin Leghart
Stony Brook, NY
Atmospheric Science PhD candidate at Stony Brook University. I have a bachelors degree in Atmospheric Science from University at Albany. My research interests include winter weather, airborne research, and radar applications.
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Hannah Attard
I am an atmospheric science researcher who is passionate about teaching and outreach. I study troposphere-stratosphere interaction to elucidate the impacts of the stratosphere on our weather and sub-seasonal to seasonal prediction. I teach meteorology and physics courses at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Worldwide.
MeteorologyOnline TeachingWork-Life BalanceTime Management+1 moreAbout Hannah
Jared Yu
I want to improve my French. In turn I can help with computer programming.
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Jeff Massey
Seattle, WA
I am currently a senior applied scientist at Amazon Prime Air (drone delivery). I am designing and building the weather service to support safe drone package deliveries. I hold a PhD in atmospheric science and have been in industry for 8 years working on weather solutions for agriculture, transportation, supply chain, and aviation.
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Jenny Kafka
Golden, CO
I'm an atmospheric scientist who currently works in the private sector
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Larry Gloeckler
Philadelphia, PA
I'm hoping to connect with students and professionals to learn new skills and teach skills that I have mastered to others.
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Steve Decker
New Brunswick, NJ
Associate Teaching Professor and Meteorology Undergraduate Program Director at Rutgers University.
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Zackary Mages
Stony Brook, NY
First-year atmospheric science grad student at Stony Brook University
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