Andrew Newman
Senior Scientist @Nsf Ncar - The National Center For Atmospheric Research
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WORK HISTORY
Senior Scientist @Nsf Ncar - The National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder, CO, US
Scientific leadership and strategic planning, lead management of projects, proposal and program development, supervision and mentoring of early career staff. I lead many interdisciplinary projects related to regional hydroclimate, uncertainty, water resources, numerical weather prediction, and environmental exposure-human health. I work with partners to develop fit-for-purpose models, methods, datasets and knowledge using co-design/co-production, interdisciplinary, and convergence science techniques.
EDUCATION
Colorado State University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology
University of North Dakota
Master of Science (M.S.), Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology
Lakeville Senior High
High School
University of North Dakota
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology
ABOUT ANDREW NEWMAN
Experienced research scientist with a demonstrated history of successful research projects in the Earth sciences. Skilled in hydrometeorology, surface hydrology, regional climate modeling and downscaling, and uncertainty quantification. Applying these skills to lead many projects related to water resources, environmental exposure and human health impacts, hydroclimate impacts on communities and ecosystems, model development and evaluation, and numerical weather prediction (NWP). Extensive expertise managing complex interdisciplinary and interagency projects from ideas and proposal development through budgeting and staffing, technical implementation, iterative research and development, and closeout. Expertise mentoring junior staff. Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Atmospheric Sciences from Colorado State University.
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