Five students present in AGU 2025

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Five students present in AGU 2025.

Dec. 19, 2025

Rajan Bhandari at AGU in front of his poster, Ananya Sen presenting at AGU, Celime Garcia at AGU in front of his poster, Peter Forson at AGU on stage and in front of his poster, Sean O’Neil at AGU in front of his poster.

Five students present in AGU 2025

Five students present in AGU 2025.

Dec. 19, 2025

ATMS students Rajan Bhandari (Advisor: Mike Kaplan, presentation title: "Diagnosing the Genesis and Maintenance of the 22 February 1998 Alabama Mesoscale Gravity Wave Using a High -Resolution WRF-ARW Simulation“), Ananya Sen (Advisor: Mike Kaplan, presentation title: "Transition of Mesoscale Gravity Wave Forms”, Celime Garcia (Advisor: Yeongkwon Son, presentation title: "Satellite and Low-Cost Sensor Integration with Machine Learning for PM2.5 Prediction in Complex Terrain”), Peter Forson (Advisor: Sally Zhang, presentation title: "Nonlinearity in Atmospheric Circulation Response to Increasing Carbon Dioxide: A Multi-Model Study”), and Sean O’Neil (Advisor: Daniel McEvoy, presentation title: "A Climatology of Rain on Snow to Improve Structural Snow Load Estimates”) presented at AGU 2025. Congratulations all!

Dec. 19, 2025

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