Recruitment is open for an energetic and empowering leader with proven research, administration, and communication skills for the position of Executive Director. Position Description + Requirements

We're accepting applications for summer 2024. Undergraduate interns are given the opportunity to experience and conduct research, participate in professional development, build community with young scientists, and learn how to navigate a career in maritime and oceanographic science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. Applications due 1 March 2024.

Many Laboratory researchers serve as contributors and editors for this annual report on Puget Sound and Washington coast physical, chemical, and biological marine conditions based on comprehensive observing programs.

Two fellowships are available each year and all fellows are supported by the program for two years. SEED fellows have research goals aligned with APL-UW areas of expertise and define their research programs in conjunction with an APL-UW principal investigator mentor. Learn more and apply.

The unprecedented weather event is characterized by a UW team of atmospheric and climate scientists. It is attributed to highly anomalous atmospheric circulation that advected an Australian airmass to East Antarctica in March 2022.

Scholarship, discovery, innovation, and application. Video highlights of APL-UW research, education, and community activities during the past year. (apl-uw YouTube channel)

The report is organized to showcase high-impact discoveries reported to the community and our scientists', engineers', and students' extraordinary abilities to conceive, design, and execute experiments in the field over the past year.