Life at Langley: Anum Ashraf
NASA Langley Climate Scientist Anum Ashraf originally set out to pursue a medical career before she found her calling in engineering and research. Now a “doctor for the planet” with a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering, she uses her skills to study Earth’s radiation budget and develop instrumentation that can inform the future of our planet.
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