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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Some great ideas are born out of years of painstaking research. Others are gleaned from the plotline of the movie "Twister."
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A few months into her graduate studies at Penn State, meteorology student Caroline Normile attended a presentation by alumnus Jonathan Petters that would inspire her for years.
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Blackadar served as department head from 1967 to 1981 and was professor emeritus prior to his passing in January 2015.
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Lightning strikes have not changed — they hit about the same amount as they used to, said Pennsylvania State University meteorology professor Paul Markowski.
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Three Penn State Meteorology Department graduates: Morris Bender (1976,MS); Tim Marchok (1994,MS); and Robert Tuleya (1969,BS, 1971,MS) played dominant roles in the GFDL Hurricane Model development and maintenance.
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Fellowship allows graduate student to follow mom's footsteps into public service
A few months into her graduate studies at Penn State, meteorology student Caroline Normile attended a presentation by alumnus Jonathan Petters that would inspire her for years.
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A few months into her graduate studies at Penn State, meteorology student Caroline Normile attended a presentation that would inspire her for years. Penn State meteorology alumnus Jonathan Petters had returned to campus to chat about his public service as a science and technology policy fellow with the Department of Energy.
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