Susan Solomon Symposium (2020)

This time next week will be the Susan Solomon Symposium! Here is the program... what are you most excited about? #AMS2020

Congratulations Susan!!

Guy Brasseur, a remarkable story-teller, discussing his new book "The Ozone Layer: From Discovery to Recovery" at the AMS booth. Get this book! Visit the AMS booth at #AMS2020 to buy a copy (only $30), or go to the publisher's website here to order ($40): press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book…

Today's the day! Please join us for our one-day symposium at #AMS100 #AMS2020.

That’s a warp on the Susan Solomon Symposium!! Thank you so much for everyone who participated to make this day special.

The banquet for the Symposium is about to begin, with some fun suprises, a good meal, and speakers honoring Susan.

Susan highlighting the amazing new Women in Science Fund (cc @AMS_BWM ) which she was involved in the creation of!

The moment is here! Susan is on the stage now, talking about her adventures in atmospheric science.

Ravi is up, talking about Susan as both a scientist and a human being. After this he will introduce Susan for her talk!

Dale Durran is continuing our Symposium, with a talk on hazardous weather warnings and climate change.

Gabi Hegerl is talking about what we can learn about climate from historical observations!

David Thompson is up speaking now, telling a couple of stories inspired by Susan.

Next up is Ben Santer, talking about adventures in signal detection with Susan Solomon! #AMS2020

Kerry Emanuel is kicking off the afternoon session of the Solomon Symposium. Join us in room 205B! #AMS2020

We are on break for lunch; the Symposium continues with talks on climate change beginning at 2pm! (Room 205B) #AMS2020

The lights are out, but the Susan Solomon Symposium carries on! Jessica Neu is talking about how Susan inspired her as a young scientist!

Clara Orbe is discussing her work on ozone decreases in the NH lower stratosphere #AMS2020

Next up in the Susan Solomon Symposium is Qiang Fu, who is discussing changes in the strength of the stratospheric Brewer Dobson circulation. #AMS2020

Rolando Garcia is starting to discuss his work with Susan over the years, “a walk down memory lane”!

Next up, Charlie Jackman is talking about Susan’s groundbreaking work on energetic particles in the upper atmosphere. #AMS2020