Faculty Recognition

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National Awards

Brian Toon: 2013 CU Boulder Distinguished Research Lecturer

David Noone: 2012 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) "for innovative use of stable isotope tracers and modeling efforts directed towards an integrated understanding of the cycling of water and carbon dioxide through the atmosphere, and for actively engaging students in cutting-edge research at middle schools."

Cora E. Randall: AGU Fellow 2012

Darin Toohey: 2011, Jefferson Science Fellow, US Department of State

Baylor Fox-Kemper: AGU's 2011 Early Career Ocean Sciences Award

Brian Toon: 2011, Roger Revelle Medal

David Noone: 2010 National Science Foundation CAREER Award

Weiqing Han: 2009, National Science Foundation CAREER Award

Linnea Avallone: 2003, NASA Group Achievement Award "for the Cirrus Regional Study of Tropical Anvils and Cirrus Layers - Florida Area Cirrus Experiment (CRYSTAL-FACE)"

John Hart: 2003, First Place Award: Weatherwise Magazine photography contest for best image of an atmospheric phenomenon.

O. Brian Toon: 2003, NASA Group Achievement Award, for “outstanding accomplishments and contributions to the extremely successful Cirrus Regional Study of Tropical Anvils and Cirrus Layers-Florida Area Cirrus Experiment”

O. Brian Toon: 2002, Highly Cited Researchers Award, ISI Thomson Scientific for being “one of the most highly cited, influential researchers in Geosciences”

Linnea Avallone: 2001, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Group Achievement Award (SOLVE)

Frank Evans: 2001, Henry G. Houghton Award, the American Meteorological Society, "for perceptive conceptual advances in theory, measurement, and three-dimensional modeling of radiative transfer in cloudy skies"

Linnea Avallone: 2000, Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE)

Linnea Avallone: 1999, National Science Foundation CAREER Award

John Hart: 1997, Verner E. Suomi Award, the American Meteorological Society, "for fundamental contributions to meteorology and oceanography through innovative laboratory studies of geophysical fluids."

Linnea Avallone: 1996, Environmental Protection Agency Early Career Award

Frank Evans: 1996, NASA New Investigator Award

John Hart: 1995, N.S.F. Special Creativity Award for laboratory studies of rotating stratified fluids

Darin Toohey: 1993, NASA Group Achievement Award, SPADE Campaign

Darin Toohey: 1992, National Science Foundation, Young Investigator Award

Darin Toohey: 1989, NASA Group Achievement Award, AASE Campaign

O. Brian Toon: 1989, NASA medal for Exceptional Scientific Achievement for research on the ozone hole

Darin Toohey: 1987, Procter and Gamble Award, American Chemical Society, Division of Physical Chemistry

John Hart: 1986, N.A.S.A. Special Acheivement Award for successfull flight of the Geosphyical Fluid Flow Cell experiment on the space shuttle Challenger

O. Brian Toon: 1985, Leo Szilard Award for Physics in the Public Interest, the American Physical Society, for research on nuclear winter

O. Brian Toon: 1983, NASA medal for Exceptional Scientific Achievement for studies of the climates of Earth and the planets

 

Fellowships in Professional Societies

 American Meteorological Society

John Hart
O. Brian Toon

American Geophysical Union

Linnea Avallone (finalist 2003)
O. Brian Toon