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10 students, alumni win NSF Graduate Research Fellowships - Vimarsana News

10 students, alumni win NSF Graduate Research Fellowships

The honorees include two undergrads, five graduate students and three recent alumni.

Source: uga.edu
Want to Better Prepare Rural Black Communities for Tornadoes? Erode the Income Gap. - Vimarsana News

Want to Better Prepare Rural Black Communities for Tornadoes? Erode the Income Gap.

This story was originally published by Capital B. The severity of the recent network of tornadoes that practically erased a majority Black rural

Bomb cyclone, atmospheric river, polar vortex: How our weather terminology has grown with recent wild storms - Vimarsana News

Bomb cyclone, atmospheric river, polar vortex: How our weather terminology has grown with recent wild storms

LOS ANGELES — Californians have been warned over the past few months about weather ranging from a "vicious heat dome" to back-to-back "atmospheric rivers," and the always-concerning "bomb cyclone." While

Bomb cyclone, atmospheric river: How weather terms have expanded - Vimarsana News

Bomb cyclone, atmospheric river: How weather terms have expanded

It might seem like recent weather has been dominated by new phenomena, but experts say these terms have been around for decades in the scientific world and are simply new to the public discourse as weather becomes more extreme.

Lessen tornadoes' impact by narrowing wealth gap, expert says - Vimarsana News

Lessen tornadoes' impact by narrowing wealth gap, expert says

A high number of mobile homes and poor access to information created a perfect storm as powerful tornadoes tore through the South.