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  • Steve Nesbitt in the field watching a weather balloon release. Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge

    School Scientists Field Campaign in Argentina

    Clouds hold the key to understanding climate change - and University of Illinois are flying through storms to get the data we need to predict future change. See the article in verge magazine.
    Read full story School Scientists Field Campaign in Argentina
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    Researchers unveil new volcanic eruption forecasting technique

    University of Illinois geologists Jack Albright, left, and professor Patricia Gregg are part of a team that has developed new computer models to help researchers better forecast volcanic eruptions.
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