Information about some new scientists

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1. Harry
   

   We are familiar with the scientists who are no more with us. Like we keep ourselves up-to-date with other things going around the world it is always good to keep ourselves acquainted with some of the scientists of the new age. Let us share some information about them.
   Chris Davis
   Chris Davis studies the systems that lead to thunderstorms and other heavy rainfall events, including squall lines and tropical cyclones. Chris made significant contributions toward understanding thunderstorms during the summer of 2003, when he was a co-lead scientist during BAMEX (Bow Echo and Mesoscale Convective Vortex Experiment), an ambitious field project to study giant clusters of thunderstorms. Findings from the project will eventually lead to better forecasts of severe wind and rainfall in thunderstorm complexes.
   Beth Holland
   Beth Holland (ACD) is a biogeochemist who studies the link between the chemistry of the atmosphere and ecosystems on Earth, with an emphasis on how air pollution, climate change, and ecosystems interact. Some of her specific research topics include the regional and global nitrogen cycles and their interactions with the carbon and water cycles; interactions between terrestrial carbon and nitrogen deposition; and the use of nitrogen deposition measurements to understand the global nitrogen cycle.
   Gang Lu
   Gang Lu (HAO) specializes in space physics, with an emphasis on high-latitude ionospheric electrodynamics and the coupling of the solar wind with the upper layers of Earth's atmosphere. One of Gang's most significant accomplishments was to obtain the first quantitative assessment of interhemispheric asymmetry of high-latitude ionospheric convection configuration, which she achieved by combining and analyzing a large set of multi-instrument data. This collaborative study formed the backbone of the NSF-sponsored Global Environment Modeling Boundary Layer Campaigns.
   Stan Solomon
   Stan Solomon (HAO) specializes in the physics and chemistry of Earth's upper atmosphere and ionosphere, with an emphasis on theoretical modeling and data analysis to investigate the impacts of solar output on the atmosphere. He is working in particular on using solar and auroral measurements in NCAR general circulation models to understand solar-cycle–related and long-term changes in the upper atmosphere.
   Jothiram Vivekanandan
   Jothiram Vivekanandan specializes in the theory, modeling, and observational aspects of atmospheric remote sensing. In particular, he works on interpreting the responses of remote sensing instruments to clouds and precipitation using mathematical models and actual field observations. Also notable are Vivek's efforts to classify radar echoes into precipitation type by utilizing polarimetric radar measurements, and his work on a cloud microphysical retrieval technique using radar and radiometer/satellite observations.

    

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2. Guest10550101
   

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