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Topic: Employees

A ticket from a 1996 screening of the movie, “Twister,” superimposed over a tornado blowing through a large field.

A career twist of fate?

July 19, 2024

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Heritage stories

A ticket from a 1996 screening of the movie, “Twister,” superimposed over a tornado blowing through a large field.

Rear Admiral Ben Evans at Port NOLA.

NOAA Corps officer profile: Meet Rear Admiral Ben Evans

June 25, 2024

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Marine & Aviation

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Rear Admiral Ben Evans at Port NOLA.

One of the small boats returns to the ship under a rainbow after collecting water samples and deploying instruments around Kure Atoll.

NOAA Fisheries celebrates LGBTQ+ colleagues

June 10, 2024

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One of the small boats returns to the ship under a rainbow after collecting water samples and deploying instruments around Kure Atoll.

April 2023: Science First Responder and Incident Meteorologist (IMET) Robert Rickey takes a helicopter flight to observe terrain and fire activity in California. Sometimes fires burn in locations so remote, the best vantage point to assess the fire is from above.

IMETs: A day in the life of NOAA fire weather forecaster Robert Rickey

April 30, 2024

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disaster response

April 2023: Science First Responder and Incident Meteorologist (IMET) Robert Rickey takes a helicopter flight to observe terrain and fire activity in California. Sometimes fires burn in locations so remote, the best vantage point to assess the fire is from above.

LaDeirdre Forehand, Able Seaman on NOAA Ship Nancy Foster.

Get to know LaDeirdre Forehand, Able Seaman for NOAA Ship Nancy Foster

April 29, 2024

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Marine & Aviation

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LaDeirdre Forehand, Able Seaman on NOAA Ship Nancy Foster.

Joseph “Jose” Smith, an IT Specialist at NOAA NESDIS.

Employee spotlight: Joseph 'Jose' Smith on family history and federal service

November 7, 2023

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Joseph “Jose” Smith, an IT Specialist at NOAA NESDIS.

Still image from Department of Labor video: "National Disability Awareness Month: Advancing Access and Equity."

Staff Spotlight: ‘What Disability Employment Awareness Month means to me’

October 24, 2023

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Still image from Department of Labor video: "National Disability Awareness Month: Advancing Access and Equity."

Early on the morning of October 5, Syukuro Manabe, Princeton professor and former long-time NOAA climate scientist, learned that he will share the 2021 Nobel Prize for Physics for his work predicting the earth's changing climate.

Former NOAA scientist shares Nobel Prize in Physics for pioneering climate prediction

October 5, 2021

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climate science

Early on the morning of October 5, Syukuro Manabe, Princeton professor and former long-time NOAA climate scientist, learned that he will share the 2021 Nobel Prize for Physics for his work predicting the earth's changing climate.

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