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Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

J Stewart Marshall Radar Observatory
Inside J. Stewart Marshall Radar Observatory
Our Facilities: Burnside Hall
Group Photos: John Gyakum's Synoptic Group (2009)
Undergraduate Students and Prof. Frédéric Fabry visit the Radar Observatory
Group Photos: CMOS, Newfoundland, St-John (2007)
Adventures in Storm Chasing
Group Photos: Radar Group going hiking (2008)
Inside J Stewart Marshall Radar Observatory
J Stewart Marshall Radar Observatory
Remote-Sensing Instruments: K-Band Doppler Radar
Expedition to the Arctic: Ice-mass-balance buoy (IMB) 2009
Remote-Sensing Instruments (from left to right: UHF Profiler, RASS Speaker, Ceil
Our History: Charles Smallwood (1872)
Expedition to the Arctic (2009)
Adventures in Storm ChasingAdventures in Storm Chasing: Mesocyclone in Great Planes (2006)
Adventures in Storm Chasing
Remote-Sensing Instruments
Adventures in Storm Chasing: Tornado in Lafayette, Colorado (2007)
McGill students and faculty working with the US Department of Energy
Our History: Clement Henry McLeod (1889)
Group Photos: ATOC 646 Class in NRC, Ottawa (2007)
Adventures in Storm Chasing
Expedition to the Arctic: Professor Bruno Tremblay checking transmission and first data set from IMB
Expedition to the Arctic
Expedition to the Arctic: Professor Bruno Tremblay and J. F. Lemieux installing IMB (2008)
Group Photos: John Gyakum's Group at Community Outreach Workshop in Deline, Northwest Territories (2006)
J Stewart Marshall Radar Observatory
Our Facilities: Burnside Hall
Inside J Stewart Marshall Radar Observatory: Professor Frédéric Fabry
Our Facilities: Burnside Hall
Our History: Max Dunbar
Group Photos: Storm Chasing Summer 2006

Welcome!

The Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences in the Faculty of Science at McGill University undertakes a broad range of state-of-the-art research in meteorology and physical oceanography, including radar and remote sensing, atmospheric and oceanic chemistry, cloud physics, dynamics, oceanography, air-sea/snow/ice interactions, data assimilation and climate studies.

Positions Available

Tenure track faculty position in clouds, aerosols and climate available. Please see available positions for more information.

Anniversary Conference

Presentations from our our 50^th anniversary are now available.

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