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Atmospheric Sciences

The Atmospheric Sciences program researches atmospheric chemistry (the study of chemical processes in the stratosphere and troposphere) and atmospheric dynamics (the study of weather and other physical processes that regulate climate).

Affiliation: Faculty of Arts & Sciences
Web site: http://www.as.harvard.edu/

Recent articles about Atmospheric Sciences

A star that looks like a planet (Center for Astrophysics, November 29, 2005)
Weather watchers forecast better forecasts (Harvard University Gazette, August 22, 2002)
Atmospheric chemists fly high and low for novel carbon dioxide measurements (Harvard University Gazette, November 1, 2001)
Scientists probe Northern Hemisphere ozone loss (Harvard University Gazette, February 24, 2000)

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