“The communication and technical skills I learned while working for [NSF] AI2ES helped me collaborate with researchers from a wide array of expertise at Google.“

– Charlotte

Charlotte previously worked as an NSF AI2ES undergraduate research assistant. She worked on advanced ML methods for visibility estimation. At Google, Charlotte will be writing libraries and infrastructure as code to facilitate AI research. Her work from her Google internship is used by medical researchers to this day.

“[NSF] AI2ES gave me the skills to transition smoothly into industry where I get to leverage my new expertise in AI with the new and exciting frontier of weather forecasting with AI.“

– Randy

I will be helping enhance worldwide weather forecasting using tomorrow.io’s own microwave sounders. These microwave sounders take pictures of the world in the microwave spectrum to see deeper into clouds and precipitation as well as giving information on profiles of temperature and humidity. The goal of tomorrow.io is to have sub-hourly updates from a fleet of these sounders to enable better forecasts.