Science professor earns NSF grant
Varavut Limpasuvan, professor of physics at Coastal Carolina University, received a $254,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study climate dynamics. His research focuses on atmospheric wave disturbances and their roles in rapidly changing the wintertime polar circulation above the altitude of 30 km. The study will investigate how such evolving polar conditions can, potentially, impact the near-surface climate and the stratospheric ozone distribution. The study will combine recently compiled global data analyses from NASA with computer simulations on global and regional domain. Read more:
