
Dan Chavas
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Dan Chavas
@danchavas
Maya+Sam’s dad. Ethnically ambiguous. Assoc prof of atmos sci @PurdueEAPS. hurricanes / severe thunderstorms / tornadoes / weather risk


21% of STEM grad students and 10% of total grad students @LifeAtPurdue are Chinese nationals. Given work visa program changes, they are unlikely to find a job in the U.S. That means Purdue is training the workforce of a foreign adversary. Indiana must stop this. For @indystar:






Bryan Norton discovered that the Whataburger map could be used to show where power was still on or had been restored in Houston. “The fact that Whataburger’s app is giving us that bit of hope — well, it doesn’t get more Texas than that,” Norton said. wapo.st/3WiWapd

Why does the United States have more tornadoes than South America? It likely has something to do with the smoothness of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea as compared to the roughness of the Amazon rainforest. Learn more at ow.ly/3LE150SrQUE.

Let’s congratulate Dr. Dan Chavas, the recipient of the 2024 STAC Outstanding Early Career Award! Pictured: Dan Chavas (awardee) with Naoko Sakaeda and Pablo Santos (conference co-chairs).

Please consider applying to this exciting position at Purdue EAPS as a Visiting Assistant Professor. @PurdueEAPS More information can be found from the attached snapshot including courses to teach, and the application link is here: careers.purdue.edu/default/job/EA…











We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Gan Zhang will be joining the department's faculty as an assistant professor. Dr. Zhang has expertise in climate prediction and predictability, and will enhance our research capabilities in this exciting and societally important area.

.@PurdueEAPS has several faculty job openings right now! Consider applying to our vibrant, interdisciplinary dept! 🌋 Igneous Petrology (Earth and Planetary contexts) 🔬Advanced Materials (including Geologic/Planetary materials) 🌎 Terrestrial Climate eaps.purdue.edu/about/employme…

Excited to report that our paper "Characterizing Continental US Hurricane Risk: Which Intensity Metric is Best" has been featured as an editor's highlight on eos.org. @AGU_Eos @theAGU #AGUpubs #hurricane eos.org/editor-highlig…


