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The Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences (MEAS) at North Carolina State University is one of the largest interdisciplinary physical science departments in the nation. MEAS offers graduate and undergraduate degrees in Atmospheric Science/Meteorology,
Geology, and Marine Science.

Take note of Del Bohnenstiehl's research on marine acoustics in the latest RESULTS magazine...

MEAS is awarded a new NOAA climate center.

See Dr. Mary Schweitzer's 11/15/09 interview on 60 Minutes of the "B-Rex" dinosaur.

Hurricane Floyd (1999) in North Carolina: WRAL-TV and NCSU/RENCI (Renaissance Computing Institute) have made advances in forecasting technology as a result.

MEAS alum, Scott Williams, (BS in Meteorology, 2004) is an on-camera meteorologist for the Weather Channel.

Wolfpack in the Vortex blog - MEAS' Dr. Matt Parker and his grad students are chasing tornadoes this summer as they participate in the VORTEX2 project. Hear Dr. Parker's interview with NC's Scott Fitzgerald on WPTF-680 AM Radio, Tuesday, May 12, 2009. You can also watch their Weather Channel-produced interview on YouTube.


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