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NASA Summer School on Satellite Observations and Climate Models

Organized by the JPL Center for Climate Sciences and the Keck Institute for Space Studies

Dates:
  • 8–9 July (online)
  • 13–17 July (full days in-person)
Attendance REQUIRED for ALL dates

The application period will close on April 2, 2026 (5pm Pacific Time).

Successful applicants will be advised at the beginning of June.

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