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Awarded to Warren Washington in 2010 for his work on global climate models

National Medal of Science

Partnership on developing state-of-the-art modeling frameworks

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR)

Collaborative research and resource sharing

Over 120 colleges and universities

Comprehensive collection of atmospheric and geoscience data

Research Data Archive (RDA)

Resource for climate data set information and expert guidance

Climate Data Guide

Programming language for scientific data analysis and visualization

NCAR Command Language (NCL)

Comprehensive climate model for simulating Earth's climate system

Community Earth System Model (CESM)

Next-generation supercomputing system for advanced climate and weather modeling

Derecho Supercomputer

The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) advances understanding of Earth's atmosphere, climate, and related systems. Managed by UCAR and sponsored by the NSF, NCAR conducts research across eight specialized laboratories and programs, covering topics ranging from the Sun's influence on Earth's atmosphere to climate modeling. NCAR utilizes facilities like the Mesa Laboratory in Boulder, Colorado, and the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center, home to the "Derecho" supercomputer. The center combines observational capabilities, supercomputing resources, and community weather and climate models.

Main research facility of National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)

Mesa Laboratory headquarters

Facility for atmospheric research using aircraft

Research Aviation Facility

Mauna Loa Solar Observatory

Home to the 'Derecho' supercomputer, enabling advanced climate and weather modeling

NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center

CISL provides advanced computing, data systems, and services crucial for studying phenomena integral to NCAR's scientific mission. It manages supercomputing resources like the Derecho supercomputer and develops community models and data assimilation systems.

Computational and Information Systems Laboratory (CISL)

CESM is a coupled climate model for simulating the Earth's climate system. It is a collaborative effort involving scientists and software engineers from NCAR, DOE laboratories, and universities. CESM enables researchers to conduct fundamental research into the Earth's past, present, and future climate states.

U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF)

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Everette Joseph

Warren Washington

Main research facility of NCAR, designed by I. M. Pei, located in Boulder, Colorado

Focuses on Earth system observations and research

Earth Observing Laboratory

NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research research video

NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research

Siemens AG, a German multinational conglomerate, focuses on industrial innovation and technological advancement. With Europe's largest private power engineering research lab (established in Erlangen in 1965), Siemens invests in R&D addressing global challenges in energy transition, sustainability, and digital transformation. Its research activities span power engineering, industrial AI, and advanced manufacturing technologies. Siemens operates numerous research centers, testing laboratories, and specialized facilities, including the Siemens AI Lab, which explores industrial AI applications.

Dedicated facilities for executing R&D projects and leveraging regional ecosystems

Siemens Innovation Centers

Europe's largest private power engineering research lab, established in Erlangen in 1965. Focuses on research and development in energy transition, sustainability, and digital transformation for power engineering applications.

Siemens Power Engineering Research Lab

Explores industrial applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies.

Siemens AI Lab

Siemens conducts research and development in industrial AI and advanced manufacturing technologies to drive digital transformation and innovation in industrial processes.

Industrial AI and Advanced Manufacturing Technologies

Dr. Roland Busch

Largest global research hub of Siemens, located at Garching Research Campus, north of Munich, Germany

Siemens Technology Center (STC)

Europe's largest private sector research lab in power engineering, opened in 1965, generating many innovations for power applications

Erlangen Research Center

Explores industrial AI use cases to shape the future of work

16 innovation labs across Germany, China, India, Turkey, the United States of America and United Kingdom

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