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Camille Pagniello University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Department of Ocean and Resources Engineering Honolulu, HI animal-borne sensors; ocean dynamics; climate change; submesoscale processes; ocean instrumentation; oceanography; biophysical interactions; big data; data science; machine learning; marine ecosystems
John Abatzoglou University of California, Merced Management of Complex Systems Merced, CA
Dr John D Aber University of New Hampshire Complex Systems Research Center Durham, NH Forest Ecosystem carbon, water and nutrient balances
Ryan Abernathey Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University Ocean and Climate Physics Palisades, NY Physical oceanography, ocean circulation, ocean mixing and transport, Southern Ocean dynamics
Tom Ackerman University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences and JISAO Seattle, WA Radiative properties and impacts of clouds and aerosol; remote sensing; radiative forcing of climate
Ángel Francisco Adames-Corraliza University of Wisconsin Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Madison, WI Tropical Meteorology, tropical convection, tropical waves, tropical-extratropical teleconnections, general circulation of the atmosphere, climate change.
Dr Jimmy O Adegoke University of Missouri Kansas City Geosciences Kansas City, MO Land-atmosphere Interactions; Climate Change Impacts
Prof Amir AghaKouchak University of California, Irvine Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Department of Earth System Science Irvine, CA Hydrology, climatology, land-surface modeling, drought monitoring, climate extremes, remote sensing
Akintomide Afolayan Akinsanola University of Illinois Chicago Earth and Environmental Sciences Chicago, IL Regional and Earth system modelling, Monsoon Climates, Tropical and mid-latitude climate, Extreme events: mechanisms and attribution, and Climate change and climate variability: mechanisms and causes
Loren Albert Oregon State University Forest Ecosystems and Society Corvallis, OR Ecosystem ecology, forest photosynthesis, forest response to climate change, and imaging spectroscopy.
Dr Michael A Alexander NOAA//Earth System Research Laboratory Physical Science Division Boulder, CO Atmospheric and oceanic teleconnections associated with ENSO. -Atmospheric response to sea ice anomalies - impact of climate variability on ecosystems - upper ocean physics - coupled atmosphere-ocean modeling
Becky Alexander University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Chemistry-climate interactions, stable isotope geochemistry, aerosol formation
M. Joan Alexander NorthWest Research Associates Boulder Office Boulder, CO Atmospheric dynamics, tropical convection and atmospheric waves, stratospheric dynamics and S2S predictability, gravity wave observations and modeling, satellite remote sensing and balloon-borne observations, global modeling and parameterization development, chemistry-climate interactions, wave dynamical effects on chemical tracer transport.
Matthew Alford University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory and School of Oceanography Seattle, WA internal waves and turbulence and their impact on the global ocean circulation
Camryn D. Allen Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center, NMFS, NOAA Protected Species Division Honolulu,, HI Reproductive biology, endocrinology, sea turtles
Steven D Allison UC Irvine Ecology & Evolutionary Biology and Earth System Science Irvine, CA Microbial responses to climate change, modeling of microbial processes and carbon cycling.
Noel Aloysius University of Missouri Biomedical, Biological and Chemical Engineering Columbia, MO Hydroclimatology; Teleconnections (ENSO, PDO, etc) and impacts on terrestrial water cycle; climate and food security
Prof Ronald Amundson University of California, Berkeley Environmental Science Policy & Management Berkeley, CA isotopic geochemistry of soils and soil atmosphere, soil carbon cycling, soil nitrogen cycling
Kevin Anchukaitis University of Arizona Laboratory of Tree Ring Research Tucson, AZ paleoclimatology, dendroclimatology, dendrochronology, climate field reconstructions, forward modeling, proxy systems modeling, coupled human-natural systems, stable isotope geochemistry, the Common Era and the last millennium
William Anderegg University of Utah Department of Biology Salt Lake City, UT
David M Anderson NOAA's National Climatic Data Center Paleoclimatology Boulder, CO Paleoclimate reconstructions of the Indian Monsoon. Paleoclimate reconstructions of carbon in the ocean and atmosphere
Dr Robert Anderson Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Palisades, NY Paleoclimate; climate-related changes in ocean circulation and the carbon cycle
Jeffrey Anderson National Center for Atmospheric Research Institute for Mathematics Applied to Geosciences Boulder, CO Data assimilation Earth system modeling Earth system prediction
Prof Bruce T. Anderson Boston University Earth and Environment Boston, MA Global and regional climate variability and change; Atmospheric dynamics and hydrology; Large-scale ocean/atmosphere interactions; Climate/land-surface interactions
Eric C. Apel National Center for Atmospheric Research ACOM Boulder, CO Atmospheric Chemistry
Reactions and distributions of VOCs
Kyle Armour University of Washington School of Oceanography and Department of Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Climate dynamics, polar oceanography, sea ice, radiative feedbacks and climate sensitivity
Emma L. Aronson, PhD University of California, Riverside Plant Pathology and Microbiology Riverside, CA My laboratory performs research on soil microorganisms, soil greenhouse gas exchange and the transport of microorganisms into novel environments.
Kevin Robert Arrigo Stanford University Earth System Science Stanford, CA Marine primary production
Biogeochemistry
Ecology
Remote sensing
Numerical modeling
Sankar Arumugam North Carolina State University Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering Raleigh, NC Hydroclimatology, Climate Forecasts and Near-term climate change projections, Climate-water-energy nexus, Data assimilation for improving hydrologic forecasts, Hydroclimatic extremes.
Anthony Aufdenkampe Stroud Water Research Center Organic & Isotope Geochemistry Avondale, PA Organic matter and nutrient processes within watersheds -- from soils to estuaries -- that determine the ultimate fate either as a greenhouse gas or sequestered within colluvial, alluvial or coastal sedimentary deposits.
Prof Roni Avissar Duke University Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Durham, NC numerical modeling of the climate system (atmosphere, land, ocean and lakes)
Andrew Babbin Massachusetts Institute of Technology Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA biogeochemistry, marine particles, biological pump, nitrogen cycling
C Bruce Baker NOAA National Climate Data Center Asheville, NC Climate Change, Physical Meteorology and Meteorological Instrumentation
Greg Balco Berkeley Geochronology Center Berkeley, CA Geochronology, paleoclimate, ice sheet and glacier change, Antarctic ice sheets
Dennis Baldocchi University of California, Berkeley Environmental Science Policy and Management Berkeley, CA Biosphere-Atmosphere Interactions; Biometeorology
Jane W. Baldwin University of California Irvine Earth System Science Irvine, CA Atmosphere and Ocean Dynamics, Extreme Event Risk, Climate Modeling, Climate Impacts, Environmental Health, Catastrophe Modeling
Stuart D. Bale University of California, Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory Berkeley, CA plasma turbulence, collisionless shocks, solar wind acceleration and heating, electric field and wave measurements, experimental techniques
Dr Ana Barros Duke University Civil and Environmental Engineering Durham, NC Hydrology, hyrdroclimatology, natural hazards, ecohydrology, impacts
Dr Roger G Barry University of Colorado, Boulder Geography/ National Snow and Ice Data Center Boulder, CO cryosphere-climate interactions documenting the cryosphere and trends in its characteristics
Patrick J Bartlein University of Oregon Department of Geography Eugene, OR Climatology and paleoclimatology, paleoecology, data analysis, geographical visualization
Dr Timothy Bates NOAA Pacific Marine Environment Laboratory Seattle, WA Atmospheric chemistry, aerosols, climate
Prof. David S Battisti University of Washington Department of Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Large-scale atmosphere-ocean dynamics; tropical circulation; physics of natural variability in Arctic climate; climate dynamics; paleoclimate
Rebecca Beadling Temple University Department of Earth and Environmental Science Philadelphia, PA Oceanography, Climate Modeling, Ocean's Role in Climate, Model Evaluation, Physical and Biogeochemical Dynamics of the Southern Ocean.
Dr Andrew F Bennett FNMOC 7 Grace Hopper Avenue, Stop 1 Monterey, CA
Leocadio Blanco Bercial Arizona State University School of Ocean Futures Tempe, AZ Biological oceanography, plankton ecology and evolution, diversity and biogeochemical cycles
Max Berkelhammer University of Illinois at Chicago Earth and Environmental Sciences Chicago, IL Climate, paleoclimate, global carbon and water cycles, ecohydrology, land surface-atmosphere interactions, boundary layer processes, trace gases and stable isotopes
Judith Berner NCAR Boulder, CO Subseasonal to seasonal forecasts and science
Model Error and Uncertainty
Systematic biases
Predictability and ensembles
Stochastic parameterizations
Climate Variability
Professor Joseph Berry Carnegie Institution of Washington Department of Global Ecology Stanford, CA
Tripti Bhattacharya Syracuse University Earth and Environmental Sciences Syracuse, NY Paleoclimate, hydroclimate, organic geochemistry, proxy analysis.
Joseph Biello University of California, Davis Mathematics Davis, CA Scale interactions, tropical wave dynamics, convection modeling
Dr. Jim K Bishop E.O. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Earth Sciences Division Berkeley, CA Ocean carbon cycle dynamics
Cecilia Bitz University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA high-latitude climate, climate modeling, sea ice and climate interactions, paleoclimate
Dr. David Black Stony Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences Stony Brook, NY Paleoceanography, paleoclimatology, carbon cycling
Dr. Geoffrey A Blake California Institute of Technology Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences Pasadena, CA Atmospheric chemistry, global biogeochemical cycles
Simona Bordoni California Institute of Technology Environmental Science and Engineering Pasadena, CA Large-scale atmospheric dynamics; tropical circulations; monsoons; climate dynamics
Elie Bou-Zeid Princeton University Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton, NJ Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Turbulence, Land-Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions, Boundary Layer Meteorology, Hydrometeorology, Multi‑Scale Atmospheric Dynamics, Large Eddy Simulation, Remote and Distributed Sensing
Amy Bower Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography Woods Hole, MA Physical Oceanography
Mr. David Bowling University of Utah Department of Biology Salt Lake City, UT My primary research interests are in ecosystem ecology, particularly the biogeochemical cycling of carbon and water within terrestrial ecosystems. Work in my lab focuses on examining carbon and water relations of plants and soils at the ecosystem scale, with the principal goals of understanding 1) ecosystem physiological processes, 2) factors influencing the carbon and hydrological cycles within ecosystems, 3) biosphere-atmosphere fluxes of carbon dioxide, water vapor, and their isotopes, and 4) ecosystem water balance, particularly in ecosystems of the western United States. This work is interdisciplinary in nature, requiring collaboration with colleagues from a variety of scientific disciplines, including plant physiology, soil science, hydrology, micrometeorology, and geochemistry.
Raymond Stuart Bradley University of Massachusetts Geosciences Amherst, CA Paleoclimatology, climatology, paleolimnology. Regional focus on the Arctic and North Atlantic region.
Susan L. Brantley Pennsylvania State University Geosciences University Park, PA water-rock interaction, soil formation, weathering, water quality and anthropogenic activities, groundwater flow and transport, effect of hydraulic fracturing and shale gas development on water quality, aqueous geochemistry, biogeochemistry, data sharing, scientific communication to non-scientific public
Camrin Braun Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Biology Woods Hole, MA biological oceanographic, biophysical interactions, mesoscale eddies, fronts, marine predators, movement ecology, satellite telemetry
Dr. Christopher Bretherton University of Washington Department of Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Atmospheric convection, clouds, boundary layers, and climate modeling
Simon Brewer University of Utah Geography Salt Lake City, UT Understanding complex systems in space and time
Analysis of spatial and spatio-temporal data
Long-term changes in climate and terrestrial ecosystem response
Understanding societal response to environmental changes
Dr. Scott Bridgham University of Oregon Center for Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Eugene, OR climate change impacts on ecosystems and communities, trace gas dynamics, biogeochemistry, wetland ecology
Gregory Britten Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Biology Woods Hole, MA Ocean carbon cycle; climate impacts on marine ecosystems; climate-integrated fisheries modeling; quantitative methods and modeling
Dr. Anthony J Broccoli Rutgers University Dept. of Env. Sciences New Brunswick, NJ Climate Change Climate Modeling
Charles Brock NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory Boulder, CO Aerosol physics and optics
Craig Brodersen Yale University School of Forestry & Environmental Studies New Haven, CT Plant Physiology
Ecology
Drought
Xylem
Eoin Brodie Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Climate and Ecosystem Sciences Berkeley, CA Soil science, biogeochemistry, ecosystem ecology, microbiology, microbial ecology, genomics, modeling.
Dr. Edward Brook Oregon State University College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences Corvallis, OR Ice core paleoclimate records, particularly greenhouse gas records. Accretion of extraterrestrial material to the earth.
Paul D Brooks University of Utah Geology and Geophysics Salt Lake City, UT Ecohydrology, Biogeochemistry, Snow, Complex Terrain
Harold E Brooks NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory Norman, OK Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes in the context of climate
Steven Brown NOAA Chemical Sciences Laboratory Boulder, CO Atmospheric trace gases and aerosols, regional air quality, air-quality climate interactions
Lori M. Bruhwiler NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory Global Monitoring Division Boulder, CO Carbon Cycle, Carbon Cycle Climate Feedbacks, Arctic Carbon Cycle, Atmospheric Transport, Trace Gas Data Assimilation, Drought Vegetation Interactions
Roger Nicholas Bryant Purdue University Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Sciences (EAPS) West Lafayette, IN Isotope geochemistry, Paleoclimate, carbonates, Earth history, Blue carbon ecosystems, sulfur cycle, ocean acidification, ocean anoxia, foraminifera, X-Ray absorption spectroscopy
Dr. Kristen Buck University of South Florida College of Marine Science St Petersburg, FL Trace metal biogeochemistry, chemical speciation, nutrients, water quality
Christo Buizert Oregon State University College of Earth Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences Corvallis, OR Paleoclimate, abrupt climate change, ice cores, climate dynamics, atmospheric composition, firn processes, ice core time scales.
Subrahmanyam Bulusu University of South Carolina, Columbia Satellite Oceanography Laboratory, School of the Earth, Ocean, and Environment Columbia, SC Satellite Oceanography, Physical Oceanography, Air-Sea Interaction, Ocean dynamics, Indian Ocean monsoon dynamics
Elizabeth Burakowski University of New Hampshire Institute for the Study of Earth Oceans and Space Durham, NH climate modeling, snow, winter climate, remote sensing
Natalie Burls George Mason University Atmospheric, Oceanic, and Earth Sciences Fairfax, VA Atmospheric Processes; Atmospheric Science; Climate Science; Ocean Sciences; Paleoclimate
Dr. Stephen J Burns University of Massachusetts Department of Geosciences Amherst, MA paleoclimatology, paleolimnology, application of speleothems to studies of paleoclimate
James H Butler NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory Global Monitoring Division Boulder, CO Marine and atmospheric chemistry
David Butman University of Washington School of Environmental and Forest Science Seattle, WA Inland Waters, Carbon Biogeochemistry, Remote Sensing and GIS, Land-Water linkages.
Dr. Ted Cable Kansas State University Department of Horticulture, Forestry and Recreation Resources Manhattan, KS 1) environmental education and environmental interpretation 2)park and nature preserve management 3)sustainable ecotourism and agritourism in developing countries
Jörn Callies California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA Oceanography
Suzana J. Camargo Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University Ocean and Climate Physics Division Palisades, NY Tropical cyclones, extreme events, climate, climate variability
Elliott Campbell UC Santa Cruz Environmental Studies Santa Cruz, CA Global budgets of carbonyl sulfide, Atmospheric modeling, Global ecology, Carbon cycle science
Dr. Mark A Cane Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Palisades, NY Paleoclimate modeling; ENSO theory and prediction; Applications of climate prediction, especially to health and agriculture; Data assimilation and statistical methods of data analysis
Dr. Antonietta Capotondi NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory Physical Science Division Boulder, CO Physical Oceanography, Role of the Ocean in Climate Variability and Change, Interannual and Decadal Tropical Pacific Variability, Influence of Climate Variability and Change upon Ecosystem Dynamics.
Christopher Cappa University of California, Davis Civil and Environmental Engineering Davis, CA Optical properties of aerosols Gas-particle partitioning Phase behavior of aerosols
Dr. Zoe Cardon Marine Biological Laboratory Ecosystems Center Woods Hole, MA Carbon storage in soils. Plant root-microbe-soil interactions. Hydraulic redistribution of soil water by plants in semi-arid landscapes.
Anders E Carlson Oregon State University College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences Corvallis, OR Past ice sheet history, paleoceanography, paleoclimatology
James Alfred Carton University of Maryland Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science College Park, MD physical oceanography climate variability
Joe Casola University of Washington Climate Impacts Group, College of the Environment Seattle, WA Regional Climate Variability and Climate Change, Applied Climatology, Extreme Events, Hydrology, Use of Climate Information by Decision Makers, Climate Communications
Nicolas Cassar Duke University Earth and Ocean Sciences Durham, NC Ocean biogeochemistry and ecophysiology
Dr. Isla S. Castaneda UMass Amherst Department of Geosciences Amherst, MA Organic and stable isotope geochemistry, paleoclimate, paleolimnology, paleoceanography, Pliocene climate, proxy comparison and validation
Kelly Caylor University of California, Santa Barbara Department of Geography Santa Barbara, CA ecohydrology, environmental sciences, land-atmosphere interactions, dryland vegetation systems
Claudia Cenedese Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography Woods Hole, MA Oceanography, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
Rebeca Centeno National Center for Atmospheric Research High Altitude Observatory Boulder, CO Solar magnetic fields. Spectro-polarimetry. Radiative transfer. Spectral line inversions. Photosphere. Chromosphere. Quiet Sun. Active Regions. Solar cycle. Spicules. Filaments. Waves.
Paola Cessi University of California San DIego Scripps Institution of Oceanography UCSD La Jolla, CA The general circulation of the ocean, the meridional overturning circulation
Dr F Stuart Chapin, III University of Alaska- Fairbanks Institute of Arctic Biology Fairbanks, AK Land-atmosphere exchange
Daniel Robert Chavas Purdue University Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences West Lafayette, IN climate, extreme weather, hurricanes, severe weather, climate change, global modeling, limited area modeling
Min Chen University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison, WI Land-atmosphere interactions; global carbon cycle; terrestrial biosphere modeling; remote sensing of vegetation; integrated assessment of climate change by coupling human and earth systems
Dr Robert S Chen CIESIN/ Columbia University 61 Route 9W Palisades, NY Human dimensions research; climate impact assessment; environmental sustainability; hazard vulnerability and assessment; agriculture and food security; poverty and the Millennium Development Goals; international environmental agreements and institutions; remote sensing applications; interdisciplinary data integration and management
Baohua Chen Illinois Institute of Technology Applied Mathematics Chicago, IL Water vapor, convection forcing, parameterization, numerical modeling
Chi Chen Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources New Brunswick, NJ Remote sensing of vegetation, Ecosystem dynamics and global change, Carbon and water cycling, Land-atmosphere interactions, Multi-scale land modeling
Shuyi S. Chen University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Tropical convection, cyclones, and dynamics
Air-sea interaction
Coupled atmosphere-wave-ocean modeling and numerical weather prediction
Dr. Weixin Cheng University of California - Santa Cruz Santa Cruz, CA carbon cycling in soil systems; control of rhizosphere processes on carbon dynamics; atmosphere-plant-soil interactions
Wei Cheng Univ of Washington Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean Seattle, WA ocean circulation, climate variability, marine ecosystem in the Northeast Pacific
Teresa Chereskin Scripps Institution of Oceanography Physical Oceanography Research Division La Jolla, CA Souhern Ocean, wind-driven circulation, meridional overturning circulation, eastern boundary currents, acoustic Doppler techniques for velocity measurement
Dr. John Chiang University of California Berkeley Department of Geography Berkeley, CA Tropical ocean-atmosphere interactions Mechanisms of tropical ENSO teleconnections Paleoclimate
Anela Choy Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego Biological Oceanography La Jolla, CA pelagic ecology; biological oceanography; global change ecology; deep-sea biology; food web structure and function; ecosystem ecology; ecosystem modeling
John Erich Christian University of Oregon Geography Eugene, OR Glacier and ice-sheet dynamics; climate variability; attribution science
Patrick Chuang University of California Santa Cruz Earth and Planetary Sciences Santa Cruz, CA Cloud physics; aerosol physics and chemistry
Dr. William Clark Harvard University Center for Science and International Affairs Cambridge, MA assessment, vulnerability, impacts, sustainability science
Peter U. Clark Oregon State University College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences Corvallis, OR Paleoclimatology, former glaciers and ice sheets, paleo-sea level.
Aimee Classen University of Vermont Rubenstein School Burlington, VT Ecosystem Ecology, Carbon Cycling, Global Change
Carol Clayson Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography Woods Hole, MA air-sea interaction remote sensing modeling turbulence
Elsa Cleland University of California San Diego Ecology, Behavior & Evolution La Jolla, CA Ecology
Dr. Steven Clemens Brown University Earth, Environmental and Planetary Science Providence, RI Paleoceanography and Paleoclimate with focus on monsoonal climate change across centennial to tectonic time scales using terrestrial and ocean archives.
Sloan Coats University of Hawaii Earth Sciences Honolulu, HI climate dynamics, paleoclimate
Kim Cobb Georgia Inst. of Technology Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Atlanta, GA Tropical Pacific climate, past and present, with emphasis on paleoclimate reconstructions of SST (corals) and precipitation (corals and speleothems). New projects include multi-proxy reconstruction and paleo-modeling.
Ronald C Cohen UC Berkeley Chemistry and also Earth and Planetary Science Berkeley, CA Non CO2 greenhouse gas forcing, aerosol-cloud links, water isotopes and the hydrologic cycle
Maureen Coleman University of Chicago Geophysical Sciences Chicago, IL Microbiology; biogeochemistry; microbial ecology; oceanography; freshwater microbiology; Great Lakes
Charles S. Colgan Middlebury Institute of International Studies Center for the Blue Economy Monterey, CA ocean economics, climate adaptation, blue economy accounting
Prof. Jeffrey Lee Collett, Jr Colorado State University Atmospheric Science Department Fort Collins, CO atmospheric chemistry; air quality; aerosol chemistry; cloud chemistry; N deposition; oil and gas emissions; biomass burning; instrument design
William Drew Collins Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and University of California, Berkeley Climate and Ecological Sciences Division (LBNL) and Earth and Planetary Science (UCB) Berkeley, CA William Collins is an internationally recognized expert in climate modeling and climate change science. His personal research concerns the interactions among greenhouse gases and aerosols, the coupled climate system, and global environmental change.
Jennifer Collins University of South Florida Geography, Environment and Planning Tampa, FL Hurricanes Climate Change
Stephen Colucci Cornell University Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Ithaca, NY Dynamics of mid-latitude weather systems
Jessica L Conroy University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Geology/Plant Biology Champaign, IL Tropical Pacific and paleoclimate, Monsoon Asia climate and paleoclimate, last glacial loess and midcontinent paleoclimate, water isotopes
Timothy L. Cook University of Massachusetts Amherst Geosciences Amherst, MA Paleolimnology; Paleoclimatology of Arctic and Boreal regions; Paleoflood (both river and coastal) reconstructions; Climate change impacts on erosion and water quality
Dr Kerry H Cook Cornell University Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Ithica, NY modeling tropical climate, mesoscale modeling, African drought, South American climate, tropical paleoclimate
Bruce Cornuelle Scripps Instition of Oceanography/UCSD Physical Oceanography Research Division La Jolla, CA Ocean Circulation observations and modeling, regional to basin scale. Inverse modeling, ocean state estimation. Inverse and data assimilation methods, statistical forecast techniques.
Dr Thomas E Croley, II Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory Ann Arbor, MI Hydrological Impacts
Dr Thomas M Cronin U.S. Geological Survey Reston, VA holocene paleoclimatology, coastal/ estuarine and deep sea paleo- records
Meghan F Cronin NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory (PMEL) Seattle, WA Tropical and extratropical air-sea interaction observed from heavily instrumented surface moorings and Saildrone (an autonomous sailing vessel !!). Particular interests include frontal dynamics, large-scale ocean dynamics, upper ocean processes, hydrological cycle, coupled feedback processes, physical processes of the carbon cycle, and model assessment studies using reference station observations.
Timothy W Cronin MIT Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA Climate, Atmospheric Dynamics, Radiation, Convection, Clouds, Paleoclimate
Adam Csank University of Nevada, Reno Geography Reno, NV Paleoclimatology, stable isotopes, dendrochronology, multi-proxy climate reconstructions, physiological response of plants to climate and disturbance, Pliocene climates and ecosystems, proxies of atmospheric pollution.
Kurt M. Cuffey University of California - Berkeley Geography Berkeley, CA glaciology, glacial geomorphology, process geomorphology, climatology
Ms. Bo Cui University of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign Atmospheric Sciences Urbana, IL
Dr. Enrique Curchitser Rutgers University Environmental Sciences/Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences New Brunswick, NJ Climate, Oceanography, Oceanic Ecosystems, Numerical Modeling.
Frank Curriero Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Epidemiology Baltimore, MD Harnessing the power of geography in public health through the development and advancement of spatial science methods (spatial data, GIS, spatial statistics) to a wide range of health and environmental exposure applications.
Dr. Judith Curry Georgia Institute of Technology Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Atlanta, GA observational, theoretical, and modeling studies of the arctic climate system
Daniel Cusworth Carbon Mapper Pasadena, CA Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Spectroscopy, Statistical Learning, Atmospheric Science, Earth Science, Climate Change
Daniel Cziczo Massachusetts Institute of Technology Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA Atmospheric chemistry, aerosols, cloud formation
Paolo D'Odorico University of Virginia Environmental Sciences Charlottesville, VA Hydrology, Ecohydrology, Deforestation, Land-Atmosphere Interactions, Land Degradation
Aiguo Dai University at Albany, SUNY Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences Albany, NY Global and regional climate changes, future climate projections, the global water cycle and its response to global warming, hydroclimate changes, drought, and climate data analysis
Dennis A Darby Old Dominion University Ocean, Earth, & Atmospheric Sciences Norfolk, VA Arctic paleoclimate
Uttam Deb University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Department of Aquaculture and Fisheries Pine Bluff, AR Aquaculture and Fisheries Economics, Adaptation to Climate Change, Food Security, Impact Assessment, Poverty and Income Inequality, Science and Technology Policy
Laura Dee University of Colorado, Boulder Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Boulder, CO global change ecology; impacts of climate change, variability, and extremes; ecosystem services and functioning
Sylvia Dee Rice University Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences HOUSTON, TX Climate Dynamics, Paleoclimate, Last Millennium, Water Isotopes
Art DeGaetano Cornell University Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Ithaca, NY Climate applications, variation in the observed in situ climate record
Kristine DeLong Louisiana State University Geography and Anthropology Baton Rouge, LA paleoclimatology, sclerochronology, trace element and stable isotope geochemistry, corals, trees, Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean, Last interglacial, glacial paleoecology, Holocene climate change, paleotempestology, climate of the past 2k.
Thomas Delworth GFDL/NOAA U.S. Dept of Commerce/NOAA Princeton, NJ Decadal climate variability and predictability, climate extremes, drought, climate modeling
Dr Peter B DeMenocal Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University Palisades, NY Paleoclimatology/ paleoceanography
Dr Paul J DeMott Colorado State University Department of Atmospheric Science Fort Collins, CO aerosol-cloud interactions, cloud physics, atmospheric chemistry
Dr. Clara Deser NCAR Climate and Global Dynamics Division Boulder, CO Climate Analysis and Model Evaluation
Curtis Deutsch University of Washington Oceanography Seattle, WA Biogeochemistry, oceanography, ecology, climate
Ismaila Diallo San Jose State University Meteorology and Climate Science San Jose, CA Climate Modeling, Climate variability and Change, Land-atmosphere Interaction, Monsoon Systems, Wildfires, Extreme Climate Events
Juliana Dias NOAA Physical Sciences Laboratory Boulder, CO Tropical Meteorology, Equatorial waves, tropical convection, tropical-extratropical interaction, subseasonal predictability and predictions
Russell R. Dickerson UMCP AOSC College Park, MD Air Pollution, Atmospheric Chemistry, Atmospheric Physics, Lightning, biogeochemical cycles, greenhouse gases.
Noah Diffenbaugh Stanford University Department of Earth System Science Stanford, CA Dynamics and impacts of climate variability and change, including extreme events, human-environment interactions, and high-resolution climate modeling
Pedro DiNezio University of Colorado Boulder Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (ATOC) Boulder, CO Climate dynamics, predictability, and prediction, with focus on the tropical oceans.
Long-term changes in the hydrological cycle.
Climate impacts.
Ocean biogeochemical cycles.
Paleoclimatology.
Qinghua Ding University of California, Santa Barbara Geography Santa Barbara, CA Tropical-extratropical Teleconnection Large-scale Atmosphere/Ocean Interaction Polar Climate Variability Paleoclimate Climate Change Seasonal Prediction Coupled Climate Modeling
Elizabeth Dinsdale San Diego State University Biology San Diego, CA Marine microbial ecology
Paul Dirmeyer George Mason University Atmospheric, Oceanic and Earth Sciences Fairfax, VA Land-atmosphere interactions
Dr Glenn Diskin NASA Langley Research Center Chemistry and Dynamics Branch Hampton, VA Airborne measurement of atmospheric trace gases.
Jack DiTullio College of Charleston Biology Charleston, SC Biogeochemistry of the Southern Ocean, Algal physiology and ecology, Radiative trace gases (DMS)
Colleen J. Doherty North Carolina State University Department of Molecular and Structural Biochemsitry Raleigh, NC Regional climate variability and impacts on agricultural practices. Impacts of climate dynamics on plant systems. Impacts of changes in periodic climate activity; warmer nights, earlier springs.
Scott Doney Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry Woods Hole, MA Global carbon cycle; climate and CO2; ocean acidification
Dr. Maureen Downing-Kunz U.S. Geological Survey California Water Science Center Sacramento, CA Estuarine geomorphology, estuarine sediment transport, wind-wave sediment resuspension and erosion, watershed sediment supply, tidal wetland restoration
Henri Drake University of California, Irvine Earth System Science Irvine, CA Ocean and Climate Dynamics; Physical Oceanography; Ocean modelling
Ellen M Druffel University of California Earth System Science Irvine, CA Change in ocean circulation and cycling of carbon over past few hundred years
Dr M K Dubey Los Alamos National Laboratory Earth Systems Observations Los Alamos, NM Aerosols, CO2 and trace gas measurements (in situ and remote) to improve process and feedback treatment in climate models. Carbon cycle science and management. Air capture of CO2. Hydrogen economy risks and benefits. Constraining climate sensitivity using observations. Arctic climate change.
Jimy Dudhia NCAR MMM Laboratory Boulder, CO Numerical weather prediction, regional climate, atmospheric physics in models.
Dr John Patrick Dunne NOAA/GFDL Climate and Ecosystems Group Princeton, NJ Ocean ecosystems * Biogeochemistry * Earth System Modeling * Climate Change * Carbon Cycling
Dale Durran University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Deep Learning Weather Prediction
Atmospheric Predictability
Numerical Methods
Mesoscale Dynamic Meteorology
Mountain Meteorology
Atmospheric Waves
Dr William E Easterling Pennsylvania State University Department of Geography State College, PA Climate impacts, land use/ land cover change
Dr David R Easterling National Climate Data Center Asheville, NC Observed climate variability and change
Erika Jeannine Edwards Yale University Ecology and Evolutionary Biology New Haven, CT plant ecophysiology; evolutionary biology; photosynthesis
Christopher Edwards University of California Ocean Sciences Santa Cruz, CA Ocean modeling, coastal dynamics, coupling of physical and biological processes.
Dr James Ehleringer University of Utah Department of Biology Salt Lake City, UT
Emily Eidam UNC Chapel Hill Marine Sciences Chapel Hill, NC Coastal sedimentology, sediment transport, seabed deposition, delta growth, fjord sedimentation, continental shelves, estuaries
Martin Medina Elizalde University of Massachusetts, Amherst Geosciences AMHERST, MA Climate evolution, Climate Change, Speleogenesis, hydroclimate, Climate Change during the Collapse of the Maya civilization, geochemical proxies in speleothems (i.e. oxygen isotopes, carbon isotopes and trace elements)
Aaron M Ellison Harvard University Harvard Forest Petersham, MA Ecology; effects of disturbance and climatic change; thresholds and tipping points; ecological statistics
Dr Elfatih A.B Eltahir Massachusettes Institute of Technology Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Cambridge, MA Hydrology
Dr Kerry A Emanuel Massachusetts Institute of Technology Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science Cambridge, MA Tropical cyclones, Cumulus convection, Parameterization of convection
Ryan E. Emanuel North Carolina State University Forestry and Environmental Resources Raleigh, NC Hydrology, Land-Atmosphere Interaction, Climate Change, Indigenous Knowledges, Environmental Justice
Louisa Emmons National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) Atmospheric Chemistry Observations and Modeling Laboratory Boulder, CO Atmospheric Chemistry
Air Quality
Tropospheric Chemistry Modeling
Dr. Ehsan Erfani Desert Research Institute Atmospheric Sciences Reno, NV Aerosol-cloud interactions, Cloud physics and microphysics, Climate modeling, Large-eddy simulations, Ocean-atmosphere interaction, Weather and climate dynamics
Dr Amato Evan University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA Climate and Atmospheric Sciences: The role of aerosols, clouds and water vapor in the global climate
Dr. Michael Neil Evans University of Maryland, College Park Geology and ESSIC College Park, MD Tropical paleoclimatology, stable isotopes, proxy and climate modeling.
Sarah E Evans Michigan State University Kellogg Biological Station Hickory Corners, MI Microbial communities, biogeochemistry, precipitation
Chris Fairall NOAA ESRL/PSD Weather/Climate Physics Boulder, CO Air sea gas transfer, Cloud microphysics and aerosol indirect effect, Air sea fluxes at high winds, Air-ice interactions, Turbulence measurements, Remote sensing of clouds and fluxes
Dr Jay Famiglietti University of Texas at Austin Department of Geological Sciences Austin, TX Land surface hydrology and climate system modeling
Delphine Farmer Colorado State University Chemistry Fort Collins, CO Atmospheric chemistry; biosphere-atmosphere interactions; reactive trace gases; instrument development; field measurements
Dr Brian Farrell Harvard University Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences Cambridge, MA Climate modeling
Caroline Farrior University of Texas at Austin Integrative Biology AUSTIN, TX Ecology and evolutionary biology
Andrea Fassbender NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Global Observations of Biogeochemistry and Ocean Physics Seattle, WA marine carbon and biogeochemical cycles, carbon cycle feedbacks, biological productivity, ocean acidification, biogeochemical Argo
Alexey Fedorov Yale University Earth and Planetary Sciences New Haven, CT Ocean, Atmospheric and Climate dynamics
Climate change
Paleoclimate
Dr. Richard Alan Feely Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Ocean Climate Research Division Seattle, WA Ocean carbon uptake and redistribution in the global ocean, air-sea exchange of carbon dioxide, ocean acidification processes and carbonate dissolution.
Jennifer Fehrenbacher Oregon State University College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences Corvallis, OR Climate Change, Paleoclimate, Biogeochemistry
Dr. Graham Feingold NOAA Earth System Research Laboratories Chemical Sciences Laboratory Boulder, CO Cloud microphysics, aerosol-cloud interactions, aerosol direct and indirect forcing, aerosol influences on precipitation, cloud processing of aerosol, self-organization and emergence in dynamical systems.
Graham Feingold NOAA Chemical Sciences Laboratory Clouds, Aerosol, and Climate Program Boulder, CO Aerosol-Cloud Interactions, Cloud Microphysics, Aerosol Direct and Indirect Effects, Surface remote sensing of aerosol-cloud interactions, Airborne measurements of Aerosol and Cloud properties, Self-Organization and Emergence in Dynamical Systems.
Nicole Feldl University of California, Santa Cruz Earth and Planetary Sciences Santa Cruz, CA Climate dynamics, polar amplification, large-scale atmosphere and ocean circulations, climate feedbacks and sensitivity
Craig R. Ferguson University at Albany, SUNY Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences Albany, NY hydrology, land-atmosphere interactions, drought predictability, ground-satellite-model data fusion, land data assimilation in regional modeling
Dr Ralph R Ferraro NOAA/NESDIS/ORA Camp Springs, MD Remote sensing of hydrological variables
Melanie Fewings Oregon State University College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences (CEOAS) Corvallis, OR Coastal physical oceanography and meteorology
Dr Barbara Finlayson-Pitts University of California, Irvine Department of Chemistry Irvine, CA Atmospheric Chemistry
Arlene Fiore MIT Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA atmospheric chemistry, air quality, climate change and variability
Dr Emily V Fischer Colorado State University Atmospheric Science Fort Collins, CO Atmospheric Chemistry
Dr. Chip Fletcher University of Hawaii School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology Honolulu, HI coastal geology, impacts of climate change and sea level rise on coastal communities, coral reef processes, carbonate sedimentology, Holocene and late Pleistocene paleoclimatology
Dr Michael J Fogarty NOAA/NMFS Ecosystem Assessment and Dynamics Woods Hole, MA Dynamics of Exploited Marine Ecosystems
Gregory Foltz NOAA/AOML Physical Oceanography Miami, FL Role of the ocean in tropical climate variability and change
Tropical cyclone-ocean interaction
Ralph Foster Applied Physics Laboratory Air-Sea Interaction and Remote Sensing Seattle, WA Satellite remote sensing, boundary layer dynamics, air-sea interaction, hurricane boundary layers
Boniface Fosu Mississippi State University Northern Gulf Institute Starkville, MS Air-sea interactions
Extreme events and hazard risk assessment
Climate variability and change
Baylor Fox-Kemper University of Colorado, Boulder CIRES and ATOC Boulder, CO
Christian Frankenberg California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA Global Carbon Cycle, Land-Atmosphere interactions, Vegetation and trace gas satellite retrievals
Christian Frankenberg California Institute of Technology La Crescenta, CA Carbon Cycle, Earth System modeling, remote sensing
Kristie Franz Iowa State University Geological and Atmospheric Sciences Ames, IA Hydrologic prediction, land use and climate impacts on hydrologic cycle, agent-based modeling, participatory research
Abby Frazier Clark University Graduate School of Geography Worcester, MA Climatology; climate change; climate variability; ENSO; downscaling; geostatistics; co-production; climate adaptation; drought; rainfall; Pacific Islands; wildfire; food security; water resources; geospatial analysis; ecology
Mara Freilich Brown University Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences and Applied Math Providence, RI Physical oceanography, bio-physical interactions, carbon cycle, microbial ecology, mathematical modeling, community engagement
Dr Alan Fried National Center for Atmospheric Research Atmospheric Chemistry Division Boulder, CO Atmospheric Chemistry
Dargan Frierson University of Washington Department of Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Climate and climate change, simplified models of the atmosphere, effect of water vapor on the general circulation
Gregory Frost NOAA ESRL CSD Boulder, CO Tropospheric chemistry, emissions, photochemical modeling, analysis of atmospheric observations
Dr. Stephan Fueglistaler Princeton University Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences/Geosciences Princeton, NJ Clouds in the tropical tropopause layer Kelvin waves in the tropical atmosphere Structure and dynamics of the stratosphere
Robinson (Wally) W. Fulweiler Boston University Departments of Earth and Environment and Biology Boston, MA climate change, marine biogeochemistry, marine ecology
Dr Inez Fung University of California, Berkeley Center for Atmospheric Sciences Berkeley, CA Carbon-climate interactions; biogeochemical cycles and climate
Chris Funk Climate Hazards Center Geography Department, University of California, Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA Precipitation Science, Drought Early Warning, Long Lead Climate Forecasting, Climate Extremes Attribution, Climate Change, Food Security
David John Gagne National Center for Atmospheric Research Computational and Information Systems Lab Boulder, CO Machine learning, severe storms, parameterization, uncertainty quantification, high impact weather
Alexander Gagnon University of Washington School of Oceanography Seattle, WA Ocean Acidification, Biomineralization, Paleoceanography, Ocean Change, Coral Reefs, Deep-Sea Coral
Matthew Galaska NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Seattle, WA Population genomics, transcriptomics, seascape genomics, eDNA, climate change
Dr Kevin P Gallo NOAA /NESDIS Sioux Falls, SD land surface processes
Valier Galy Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry Woods Hole, MA I seek to understand how biogeochemical processes influence the composition of the atmosphere (CO2 and O2 concentrations) over a range of timescales from decades to millions of years, thereby regulating Earth’s climate and affecting the evolution of life.

Specifically, my group is conducting research on:

• Fluvial transfer of organic carbon from continental reservoirs to the ocean.
• Carbon cycling in the Critical Zone.
• Impact of climate change on the dynamics of terrestrial organic carbon cycling.
• Deep biosphere, role of microbial communities in sedimentary systems.
• Relationships between erosion, tectonics and climate over geologic timescales.
• Radiocarbon dating (compound specific, ramped pyrolysis/oxidation), new dating techniques.
• Developing paleo-climate proxies, e.g. compound specific stable isotope measurements.
Dr Rolando Garcia NCAR Atmospheric Chemistry Observations & Modeling Laboratory Boulder, CO Dynamics and photochemistry of the middle atmosphere, and their interactions. Effects of solar variability on the atmosphere. Coupling between the stratosphere and troposphere.
Peter Gaube Applied Physics Laboratory - University of Washington Air-Sea Interaction and Remote Sensing Seattle, WA Physical/Biological Interaction
Open-Ocean Oceanography
Daniel Gavin University of Oregon Department of Geography Eugene, OR Fire history, paleofire, Paleoecological syntheses; modern analogs, Multiproxy paleoclimate records from lake sediments, Species-climate relationships, Dendroclimatology
Jeffrey Geddes Boston University Earth and Environment Boston, MA Remote sensing of atmospheric composition, biosphere-atmosphere interactions, chemical transport modeling, air quality and health.
Pierre Gentine Columbia University Earth and Environmental Engineering New York, NY Land-atmosphere interactions, boundary layer, ecohydrology
Edwin P Gerber Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences Mathematics New York, NY atmospheric dynamics and circulation, climate change, stratosphere-troposphere coupling
Prof Michael Ghil University of California, Los Angeles Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics Los Angeles, CA Atmospheric sciences, climate dynamics, data assimilation, dynamical systems theory, geophysical fluid dynamics, numerical methods, physical oceanography
Dr Alessandra Giannini Columbia University International Research Institute for Climate and Society Palisades, NY dynamics of climate variability and change in the tropics
Christian P Giardina USDA Forest Service Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry Hilo, HI climate, land-use and invasive species impacts on gross primary production, carbon allocation patterns, and belowground carbon cycling
Jacquelyn L Gill University of Maine Climate Change Institute Orono, ME Paleoecology, paleoeclimate, abrupt climate change, biotic interactions, extinctions
Sarah Gille University of California San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA Southern Ocean processes, remote sensing of the ocean
Jessica Gilman NOAA Chemical Sciences Lab Tropospheric Chemistry Boulder, CO Emissions and chemistry of volatile organic compounds in Earth's atmosphere
Dr Larry Di Girolamo University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Department of Atmospheric Sciences Urbana, IL Satellite Remote Sensing and Radiative Transfer
Prof. Anand Gnanadesikan Johns Hopkins University Earth and Planetary Sciences Baltimore, MD Biological, chemical and physical oceanography. Climate dynamics.
David J Gochis NCAR Research Applications Laboratory Boulder, CO Hydrometeorology, land surface modeling, hydrological modeling, hydrometeorological field observations
Joaquim I. Goes Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University Dept. of Marine Biology and Paleoenvironment Palisades, NY Ocean Optics, Ocean Color Remote Sensing, Coastal Ecosystems, Climate Change, Societal Impacts, Development of Decision Support Tools for sustainable management of Coastal Ecosystems
Dr Scott Goetz Northern Arizona University School of Informatics, Computing and Cyber Systems (SICCS) Flagstaff, AZ Global environmental change, arctic and boreal ecosystems, forest productivity, fire disturbance and recovery, conservation biology, remote sensing, lidar
Allen Goldstein University of California, Berkeley Environmental Science, Policy, and Management Berkeley, CA Atmospheric chemistry, air pollution, biosphere-atmosphere exchange of radiatively and chemically active trace gases, and development and application of novel instrumentation to investigate the organic chemistry of earth’s atmosphere.
Steven L Goldstein Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Palisades, NY geochemistry, paleoclimatology, paleoceanography, sea level history, ocean-continent climate connections
Dr Miguel A Goni Oregon State University College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences Corvallis, OR Organic geochemistry; chemical oceanography; paleoceanography
Alex O. Gonzalez Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography Woods Hole, MA Tropical Meteorology
Climate Dynamics
Air-Sea Interactions
Boundary Layer Meteorology
Atmospheric Convection and Clouds
Science Education and Outreach
Jonathan Goodall University of Virginia Civil and Environmental Engineering Charlottesville, VA hydrology, water resources, hydroinformatics, infrastructure
Hamish Gordon Carnegie Mellon University Chemical Engineering Pittsburgh, PA Aerosol-cloud interactions and aerosol modeling
William Gould USDA Forest Service International Institute of Tropical Forestry San Juan, PR Social and ecological effects of changing climate, Tropical forestry and agriculture, Assessing vulnerabilities to climate change nd extreme climate events, Remote sensing and modeling of landscape attributes.
Professor Charles H Greene Cornell University Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Ithaca, NY Impacts of climate on marine ecosystems
Yu Gu University of California, Los Angeles Joint Institute for Regional Earth System Science and Engineering and Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Los Angeles, CA aerosol, radiation, and cloud processes and interactions, and their representations in weather and climate models and climatic impacts; regional air quality and public health
Michele Guala University of MInnesota St. Anthony Falls Laboratory (SAFL) Minneapolis, MN 1) Near surface processes in the atmospheric boundary layer 2) Renewable energies 3) Turbulent flows 4) Flow measurement techniques 5) Particles turbulence interaction and sediment transport
Inci Guneralp Texas A&M University Geography College Station, TX Hydrodynamics and morphodynamics of lowland river landscapes, river flooding, river-floodplain connectivity, large wood and rivers, remote sensing of rivers, machine learning applications in river science
Hoshin Gupta University of Arizona Hydrology & Water Resources Tucson, AZ Surface water hydrology, rainfall-runoff models, land-atmosphere transfer scheme models, flood forecasting,hydrology of semi-arid regions, prediction in ungaged basins, theory of evaluation,constraining lumped and distributed hydrologic models with observations, multi-criteria analysis,sensitivity analysis, blending expert knowledge into automated procedures, Bayesian estimation,recursive methods, uncertainty analysis, information content of data, data assimilation,application of remotely sensed data in hydrology, estimation of precipitation from remotely sensed data, relationship of scale to hydrologic process dominance, development and applications of artificial neural networks,theory and practice of model building, multi-objective stochastic recursive global optimization,interactive computer modeling, multi-resolution multi-disciplinary integrated modeling, decision analysis and decision support systems, merging hydrologic and economic models in support of decision making and policy analysis.
Dr William J Gutowski Iowa State University Department of Geological & Atmospheric Sciences Ames, IA atmospheric dynamics in climate; regional
hydroclimate and weather; climate extremes;
community engagement on climate resilience
Jennifer Haase University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA Atmospheric remote sensing
GPS radio occultation
Aircraft observations
Atmospheric rivers
Antonia Hadjimichael The Pennsylvania State University Geosciences University Park, PA Water resources, climate impacts and adaptation, planning under uncertainty, human-natural systems, hydrologic extremes
Thomas Haine Johns Hopkins University Earth & Planetary Sciences Baltimore, MD Tracers and transport; geophysical fluid dynamics; subpolar circulation and dynamics; data assimilation; climate sensitivity; biophysical processes.
Gregory Hakim University of Washington, Seattle Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Climate variability, dynamics, and predictability
Alexander Hall, PhD UCLA Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Los Angeles, CA Climate feedbacks, regional climate dynamics, interdisciplinary collaborations
Dr. Anna Gannet Hallar University of Utah Department of Atmospheric Science Salt Lake City, UT Atmospheric Science, Aerosols
Dr. Thomas M. Hamill NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory Physical Sciences Division, Forecast and Model Development Boulder, CO Numerical weather and climate prediction, ensemble prediction, data assimilation, forecast verification
Thomas F Hanisco NASA GSFC Earth Sciences Greenbelt, MD Atmospheric observations; Photochemistry; Transport of trace species; Airborne instrumentation.
Dr Dennis A Hansell University of Miami RSMAS/ MAC Miami, FL dissolved organic matter, marine biogeochemistry
Cheryl S Harrison Louisiana State University Department of Ocean and Coastal Science and Center for Computation and Technology BATON ROUGE, LA Ocean modeling, marine ecosystem impacts, climate intervention, fisheries
Matthew J Harrison NOAA/GFDL Oceans and Cryosphere Division Princeton, NJ Ocean and Sea-ice general circulation. Coupled general circulation model development. Climate Variability, Predictability and Change.
John Harrison Washington State University, Vancouver School of Earth and Environmental Sciences Vancouver, WA See website
Prof John Harte University of California - Berkeley Energy and Resources Group Berkeley, CA Ecology
Dr. Kyle J. Hartman West Virginia University Forestry and Natural Resources Morgantown, WV Aquatic ecology, bioenergetics, trophic ecology, population and climate modeling, population resistance and resilience.
Dennis L. Hartmann University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Role of clouds and water vapor in climate sensitivity. Global Climate modeling. Low-Frequency variability of the climate system associated with dynamical feedback processes.
Pedram Hassanzadeh Rice University Houston, TX Large-scale atmospheric circulation, extreme weather, geophysical fluid dynamics, subgrid-scale modeling, machine learning, dynamical systems
Dr Meredith Hastings Brown University Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences & Inst at Brown for Environment and Society Providence, RI biogeochemistry, atmospheric chemistry, nitrogen cycle, isotope geochemistry, paleoclimate
Dr. Christine Hawkes University of Texas at Austin Department of Integrative Biology Austin, TX Community Ecology, Ecosystem Ecology, Biogeochemistry
Cenlin He National Center for Atmospheric Research Research Applications Laboratory Boulder, CO Interaction between Climate Change and Air Pollution, Land Surface Modeling, Land-Atmosphere Interaction, Extreme Weather, Atmospheric Chemistry and Modeling, Aerosol Chemistry and Physics, Aerosol-Snow/Cloud Interactions, Radiative Transfer and Light Scattering, Machine Learning Application
Colette L Heald MIT CEE Cambridge, MA atmospheric chemistry, biosphere-atmosphere interactions, chemistry-climate modeling
Brian Helmuth University of South Carolina Department of Biological Sciences Columbia, SC Coastal Ecology, Marine Biology, Biogeography
Sidney R Hemming Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Palisades, NY Abrupt climate change, paleo-ocean circulation, proxy development
Dr George R Hendrey Queens College School of Earth and Environmental Science Flushing, NY Terrestrial ecology and carbon cycling
Christopher Hennigan University of Maryland, Baltimore County Department of Chemical, Biochemical and Environmental Engineering Baltimore, MD Aerosols, atmospheric chemistry, particle acidity, SOA formation, brown carbon (BrC), ammonia emissions, air quality.
Daven Ker Henze University of Colorado Mechanical Engineering Boulder, CO Atmospheric chemistry, remote sensing, data assimilation, inverse modeling, chemistry-climate interactions, aerosols, tropospheric ozone, greenhouse gases, air pollution health impacts.
Dr. Timothy D. Herbert Brown University Department of Geological Sciences Providence, RI organic geochemistry, stable isotope geochemistry, pollen analysis
Erin Lee Hestir University of California, Merced Environmental Engineering Merced, CA Aquatic ecosystems under threat from competing pressures to meet societal needs for water and food security while sustaining biodiversity and other ecosystem services; expertise in geospatial analytics, hyperspectral and satellite remote sensing, and sensor networks in inland and coastal waters and wetlands
Spencer Hill City College of New York Earth and Atmospheric Sciences New York, NY atmospheric dynamics, extreme rainfall, monsoons, Hadley cells, intertropical convergence zone
Dr. Tessa M Hill University of California Davis Department of Geology & Bodega Marine Laboratory Bodega Bay, CA Research focuses on recent (late Quaternary to modern) environmental change in the marine environment, utilizing the geochemistry of microfossils and corals to understand: * rates and magnitude of climate change, * response and adaptation of marine species to environmental change * role of methane emissions in climate change and marine geological processes * impact of climate change on carbon cycling and oceanic anoxia * connections between climate change in marine and terrestrial environments * anthropogenic impacts on the ocean system, including ocean acidification and anoxia.
Baerbel Hoenisch Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Palisades, NY Paleoceanography, including paleoreconstructions of past seawater acidity and atmospheric CO2, and proxy validation in culture experiments
Baerbel Hoenisch Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Geochemistry Palisades, NY paleoceanography, ocean acidification, atmospheric pCO2, climate change, proxy validation
Noel Michele Holbrook Harvard University Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Cambridge, MA Plant water uptake and transport. Biosphere:Atmosphere exchange. Effects of drought on ecosystem processes. Climate change effects on vegetation. Ecosystem modeling.
Marika Holland National Center for Atmospheric Research Boulder, CO Polar climate and sea ice dynamics
Professor David M Holland New York University Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences New York, NY Ice-ocean modeling
Yang Hong University of Oklahoma and NOAA/NSSL School of Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences Norman, OK Impacts of Climate Change on Water Availability and Hydrometeorological Extremes
Dr Lonnie ("Lon") Lamar Hood University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Lab Tucson, AZ Solar effects on the stratosphere and troposphere
Gerrit Hoogenboom University of Florida Institute for Sustainable Food Systems Gainesville, FL Food Security; agricultural systems modeling; climate change and climate variability; agrometeorology
Daniel E Horton Northwestern University Earth and Planetary Sciences Evanston, IL Climate change impacts, Climate Change solutions, Climate dynamics
Radley Horton Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University Earth and Environmental Sciences Palisades, NY Atmospheric dynamics, extreme events, climate impacts, adaptation
Benjamin Peter Horton Rutgers University Marine and Coastal Science New Brunswick, NJ My research concerns sea-level change. I aim to understand and integrate the external and internal mechanisms that have determined sea-level changes in the past, and which will shape such changes in the future.
Sara Hotchkiss University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Climatic Research and Department of Botany Madison, WI paleoecology, paleoclimatology, ecosystem response to disturbance and climate change
Benjamin Houlton UC Davis Land, Air and Water Resources Davis, CA Climate-nutrient interactions on land Global nitrogen cycles Isotopic modeling Ecosystem responses to global change
Solomon Hsiang University of California Berkeley Goldman School of Public Policy Berkeley, CA Agriculture
Climate Change
Environment
International
Coupled Natural and Human Systems
Political Economy
Development Economics
Applied Econometrics
Shineng Hu Duke University Earth and Climate Sciences Durham, NC climate dynamics, air-sea interaction, climate variability, climate change, paleoclimate
Xianglei Huang the University of Michigan Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering Ann Arbor, MI Atmospheric radiation and its application in both climate modeling and satellite remote sensing. Spectrally resolved measurements and their applications in climate studies. The radiative coupling between high-latitude surface and atmosphere.
Dr Matthew Huber Purdue University Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Department West Lafayette, IN Climate dynamics and biogeosphere interactions over Earth's History, ocean-atmosphere interaction
David M. Hudson The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk Research and Conservation Norwalk, CT Physiological Ecology
Behavioral Ecology
Invasive Species
Climate Change
Aquaculture
Brent B. Hughes Sonoma State Univesity Department of Biology Rohnert Park, CA Climate Change Biology, Marine Ecology, Conservation Biology, Marine Science, Statistics
Matthew Hurteau University of New Mexico Biology Albuquerque, NM forest carbon dynamics, disturbance, wildfire
Peter Huybers Harvard University Earth and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA I am interested in climate change from the perspective of how it has unfolded over historical and geologic time, as well as improving prediction of future changes.
Dr. Edward Joseph Hyer Naval Research Laboratory Marine Meteorology Division Monterey, CA Aerosols; radiation; data assimilation; satellite remote sensing; global modeling; mesoscale modeling
Laura Iraci NASA Ames Research Center Atmospheric Science Branch Moffett Field, CA Composition, chemistry, and radiative effects of aerosols produced by biomass burning
Christiane Jablonowski University of Michigan Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering Ann Arbor, MI Tropospheric and stratospheric dynamics, weather and climate modeling, convection-allowing models, dynamical cores, physics-dynamics coupling, model hierarchy, numerical methods, lake-effect snowstorms, tracers
Robert Jackson Stanford University Department of Earth System Science Stanford, CA
Dr Daniel J Jacob Harvard University Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA Atmospheric chemistry
Mark Z Jacobson Stanford University Atmosphere/Energy Program, Civil and Environmental Engineering Stanford, CA Atmospheric science and energy sciences and engineering
Lyatt Jaegle University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Atmospheric chemistry
Bethany Jenkins The University of Rhode Island Cell and Molecular Biology and Oceanography Kingston, RI Trace metal biogeochemistry, Nutrient metabolism in marine microorganisms, Molecular tools for understanding climate change.
Dr. Jose-Luis Jimenez University of Colorado at Boulder Boulder, CO Atmospheric chemistry; aerosol physics and chemistry; gas-to-particle conversion; organic aerosols; aircraft and ground-based field measurements; simultaneous measurement of aerosols and trace gases; development of real-time quantitative aerosol instrumentation; quantitative aerosol mass spectrometry; environmental chamber studies; modeling of gas-aerosol processes.
Meng Jin Lockheed Martin Solar & Astrophysics Lab Palo Alto, CA Solar Flares; Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs); Solar Wind; Solar Energetic Particles (SEPs); Space Weather; Solar-Stellar Connection
Fei-Fei Jin University of Hawaii at Maona Department of Meteorology Honolulu, HI ENSO Theory, Large-scale coupled Dynamics of atmosphere-ocean Interaction, Dynamics of low-frequency variability
Jasmin John NOAA/OAR/Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory Ocean Chemistry and Ecosystems Division Miami, FL Earth System modeling. Climate mitigation and associated impacts. Thresholds, transitions, and associated timescales of the Earth System. Coastal interactions and impacts.
Dr Thomas C Johnson University of MInnesota Large Lakes Observatory Duluth, MN Paleoclimatology, lakes
Dr Gregory C Johnson NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Seattle, WA Large scale ocean circulation, water masses, and their variability; ocean dynamics; ocean-atmosphere interactions; and the ocean's role in climate.
David Johnston Harvard University Earth and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA Earth history, microorganisms and Earth surface evolution, Isotope geochemistry and historical geobiology. Re-animating ancient ecosystems and ocean chemistry using stable isotope systems, chemical speciation techniques, modern microbial experiments (for calibration) and theoretical considerations
Murray Johnston University of Delaware Chemistry and Biochemistry Newark, DE aerosol mass spectrometry; aerosol chemistry; aerosol kinetics; particle nucleation; urban, rural and marine ambient particle measurements
Charles Jones University of California, Santa Barbara Institute for Computational Earth System Science Santa Barbara, CA Monsoon systems; variability and predictability of extreme precipitation and temperature events; global climate change and extreme events, wildfires.
James W Jones University of Florida Agricultural & Biological Engineering Gainesville, FL Climate change impacts on crop and plant epidemics.
Terrence M Joyce WHOI Physical Oceanography Woods Hole, MA Air-Sea coupling in western boundary currents, decadal variability, oceanic mixing and dynamics.
Dr. Hann-Ming Henry Juang NOAA/NWS/NCEP Environmental Modeling Center College Park, MD Numerical climate and weather prediction.
Ulrich Kamp University of Michigan-Dearborn Natural Sciences Dearborn, MI Cryosphere, Environmental Change, Environmental Hazards, Human-Environment Interactions, Mountain Geography, Quaternary Geology
Kristopher Karnauskas Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Woods Hole, MA Climate variability and change, ocean-atmosphere dynamics, physical oceanography, ENSO
Dr Darrell Kaufman Northern Arizona University School of Earth Sciences & Environmental Sustainability Flagstaff, AZ Holocene climate variability from high-latitude lake sediments. Proxy development. Geochronology. Data-model comparisons. Data synthesis.
Jennifer Kay University of Colorado, Boulder Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences/CIRES Boulder, CO climate change and variability, polar regions, clouds, climate forcing and feedbacks, internal climate variability
Trevor Keenan UC Berkeley Environmental Science, Policy and Management Berkeley, CA Carbon Cycling, Land/Atmosphere Interactions, Dynamic Vegetation, Climate change, Detection and attribution, eddy-covariance, ecosystem science
Lloyd Keigwin Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Geology and Geophysics Woods Hole, MA The oceans' role in climate change. The paleo record of ocean ventilation.
Dr David Keith Carnegie Mellon University Department of Engineering & Public Policy Pittsburgh, PA Climate and energy policy, experimental atmospheric science, quantification of uncertainty
Dr Kathryn A Kelly University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory Seattle, WA Ocean circulation and atmosphere/ocean coupling
Dr Sean C Kennan Nova SE University Oceanographic Center Dania Beach, FL Mesoscale and large scale ocean circulation, tropical oceanography, climate, physical forcing of marine ecosystems
Melissa A. Kenney University of Minnesota Institute on the Environment (IonE) Saint Paul, MN Dr. Kenney’s research focuses on understanding and prescriptively improving decision support processes of and decision support tools to aid sustainability decisions in public and private sectors. This transdisciplinary social science research seeks to increase the usability and use of evidence in climate adaptation and mitigation, environmental management, community resilience, and interdependent infrastructure decisions.
Gretchen Keppel-Aleks University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Carbon cycle, remote sensing, climate feedbacks, Earth system modeling, biogeochemistry
Marat Khairoutdinov Stony Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences Stony Brook, NY Cloud model, climate modeling, super-parameterization, convection, high-resolution modeling
Nancy Y Kiang NASA-GISS Goddard Institute for Space Studies New York, NY biosphere-atmosphere interactions, terrestrial ecosystem dynamics, canopy radiative transfer, plant physiology, plant phenology, vegetation community dynamics, coupled carbon and nitrogen cycling, soil biogeochemistry, climate change, GCMs, modeling
George Kiladis ESRL / NOAA Physical Sciences Division Boulder, CO Tropical Meteorology, Equatorial waves, tropical convection, tropical-extratropical interaction
Hyewon 'Heather' Kim Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Department of Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry Woods Hoel , MA Ocean biogeochemistry
Daehyun Kim University of Washington Department of Atmospheric Sciences SEATTLE, WA Climate Dynamics, Tropical Meteorology, Tropical Intraseasonal Variability, Tropical-Extratropical Teleconnections, Interaction of Cumulus Clouds with Large-Scale Circulation
Daniel Kirk-Davidoff University of Maryland Atmospheric and Oceanic Science College Park, MD Paleoclimate modeling; diagnostics of climate sensitivity; interaction of surface topography and roughness with climate; role of stratospheric water and clouds in climate
Daniel Knopf Stony Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences Stony Brook, NY Aerosol-cloud interactions. Phase transition of atmospheric aerosol particles. Homogeneous and heterogeneous nucleation of ice from pre-existing aerosol particles. Gas-to-particle, termed heterogeneous, reactions. Chemical modification of organic particulate matter by atmospheric trace gases.
Jason Knouft Saint Louis University Department of Biology Saint Louis, MO Impacts of global climate and land use changes on freshwater systems, sensitivity of physical and biological systems to environmental perturbation, watershed hydrology, ecohydrology of urban watersheds, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), conservation of freshwater systems, biogeography, spatial ecology, species distribution modeling
Lora Koenig University of Colorado, Boulder National Snow and Ice Data Center at the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Science Boulder, CO Glacier and Ice Sheet Change, Surface Mass Balance, Passive and Active Microwave Remote Sensing, Snow Water equivalent
Alexandra Konings Stanford University Earth System Science Stanford, CA Ecohydrology, remote sensing
Gabriel Kooperman University of Georgia Athens, GA Earth system and climate modeling focused on the water-cycle, convection, clouds, precipitation and land-atmosphere interactions, with implications for environmental sustainability and climate extremes.
Sebastian Kopf University of Colorado Boulder Department of Geological Sciences Boulder, CO Geomicrobiology, microbial biomarkers, isotope geochemistry
Prof. Robert Evans Kopp Rutgers University Earth & Planetary Sciences Piscataway, NJ paleoclimate, paleo-sea level, sea level change, Bayesian statistics, integrated assessment
Dr Witold F Krajewski University of Iowa Iowa City, IA Hydrometeorology, Remote Sensing, Floods
Dr. John Krasting National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL) Princeton, NJ climate change, carbon-cycle climate interactions, oceanography, meteorology, model development, climate sensitivity, internal variability, and feedbacks
Dr Ken W Krauss U.S. Geological Survey Wetland and Aquatic Research Center Lafayette, LA Physiological Ecology; Vulnerability of Coastal Forested Wetlands to Sea-level Rise; Hydrology of Tidal Ecosystems
Dr Sonia Kreidenweis Colorado State University Atmospheric Science Department Ft Collins, CO Aerosol-cloud interactions, ice nucleation
V. Krishnamurthy George Mason University Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Studies Fairfax, VA Monsoon, Climate variability, Climate change, Nonlinear dynamics
Dr R V Krishnamurthy Western Michigan University Department of Geosciences Kalamazoo, MI Stable isotope geochemistry
Prof T N Krishnamurti Florida State University Department of Meteorology Tallahassee, FL Seasonal Climate Forecasts using the multimodel approach
Jesse Kroll MIT Civil and Environmental Engineering Cambridge, MA Atmospheric chemistry of organic compounds
Dr Zhiming Kuang Harvard University Dept. Earth and Planetary Sciences and Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences Cambridge, MA Tropical dynamics
Professor Raphael Martin Kudela University of California, Santa Cruz Department of Ocean Sciences Santa Cruz, CA Coastal oceanography, harmful algal blooms, ocean optics, phytoplankton ecophysiology
Seppe Kuehn University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Physics Urbana, IL Microbial ecology and evolution, nutrient cycling, structure-function in microbial communities.
Dr Kuldip Kumar University of Minnesota Department of Soil, Water & Climate St. Paul, MN Carbon sequestration
Ying-Hwa (Bill) Kuo UCAR Community Programs UCP Directorate Boulder, CO Regional climate simulation with WRF model. Use of GPS radio occultation data for weather prediction and climate monitoring. Numerical simulation of hurricanes and other severe storms.
Dr Yochanan Kushnir Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Palisades, NY climate analysis and modeling, impacts
Young-Oh Kwon Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography Department Woods Hole, MA Ocean's Role in Climate, Decadal Climate Variability, Large-scale Ocean Circulation, Mode Water, Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation
Dr C Aaron Lai Los Alamos National Laboratory Earth and Environmental Sciences Division Los Alamos, NM Climate data analysis; regional coupled ocean-atmospheric modeling; gloval ocean modeling, global coupled ocean-atmospheric modeling; Antarctic circumpolar wave and El Nino study; sea-ice modeling; atmospheric chemistry, ocean biogeochemical modeling
Dr Upmanu Lall Columbia University Dept of Earth & Env Eng New York, NY Dynamic Risk Modeling of Extreme Precipitation and Floods using a Causal Chain
upmanu lall Columbia University Earth & Environmental Engineering New York, NY Hydroclimatology, Water Resource Systems, Natural Hazards, Statistics, Machine Learning, Nonlinear Dynamics, financial Risk analysis
Brian Lamb Washington State University Laboratory for Atmospheric Research Pullman, WA
Dr. Sara Lance State University of New York at Albany Atmospheric Sciences Research Center Albany, NY Experimental Investigation of the fundamental interactions between Aerosols, Clouds and Precipitation, including: 1) Cloud processing of aerosol, 2) Cloud phase transitions, 3) Chemical properties and mixing-state of cloud condensation nuclei and ice nuclei, 4) Instrument development and characterization
Laura Larocca Arizona State University School of Ocean Futures Tempe, AZ Arctic and global climate change; the cryosphere; Glaciers, ice caps, and ice sheets; Holocene paleoclimate and paleolimnology; geospatial analysis and remote sensing
Alexander Laskin Purdue University Department of Chemistry West Lafayette, IN Physical Chemistry of Aerosols
Dan Lawson U.S. Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory Geophysical Sciences Hanover, NH Glacier dynamics, glacial erosion, transport and deposition; paleoclimate of Holocene and LGM, climate change and impacts on cryogenic features and processes, glacial geology of Glacier bay and south central Alaska
Sukyoung Lee The Pennsylvania State University Meteorology and Atmospheric Science University Park, PA Atmospheric and oceanic fluid dynamics, atmospheric and oceanic general circulations, equable climates, southern ocean dynamics, planetary atmospheres
Jung-Eun Lee Brown University Geological Sciences Providence, RI Climate dynamics, stable isotope biogeochemistry, land-atmosphere interaction, hydrological cycle
Shanhu Lee University of Alabama in Huntsville AES Huntsville, AL Atmospheric chemistry
Zakiya Leggett North Carolina State University Forestry and Environmental Resources Raleigh, NC Soil carbon and nutrient cycling, Soil carbon sequestration and stability, Climate change impacts, Diversity and inclusion in natural resources/forestry, Eco-literacy and citizen science
Scott Lehman University of Colorado INSTAAR and Dept. of Geological Sciences Boulder, CO paleoclimatology, paleoceanography, radiocarbon and carbon cycle research
Flavio Lehner Cornell University Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Ithaca, NY Climate variability and change with a focus on hydroclimate, global and regional climate modeling, uncertainty quantification and emergent constraints, predictability, detection and attribution, extreme and compound events, linking extreme events to impacts (water resources, drought, wildfire)
Emily Lemagie NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Seattle, WA ocean circulation, climate variability, marine ecosystem in the Northeast Pacific and Arctic, coastal processes
Jan T. M. Lenaerts University of Colorado Boulder Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Boulder, CO polar climate; ice sheets; sea level rise; snow; climate modeling
Dr Donald H Lenschow National Center for Atmospheric Research Mesoscale and Microscale Meteorology Div. Boulder, CO planetary boundary layer, atmospheric turbulence
Dr L Ruby Leung Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Environmental & Health Sciences Division Richland, WA Regional climate modeling, climate impacts on water resources
Naomi E Levin University of Michigan Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences Ann Arbor, MI paleoclimate, isotope geochemistry, triple oxygen isotopes, paleoecology, ecosystem change
Ernie Lewis Brookhaven National Laboratory Environmental and Climate Sciences Department Upton, NY Aerosol production, properties, and behavior, especially with regard to uptake of water vapor (including activation to form cloud drops), light scattering and absorption, and the interrelations between these two.
Zhanqing Li University of Maryland, College Park, MD Atmospheric and Oceanic Science College Park, MD remote sensing, aerosol, cloud, radiation budget, atmospheric environment, climate change
Ning Lin Princeton University The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton, NJ •Tropical Cyclones and Climate •Natural Hazards and Risk Analysis •Stochastic Modeling •Wind Engineering •Coastal Engineering
Shian-Jiann Lin NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Princeton, NJ Numerical weather Predictions Climate modeling Seasonal predictions of extreme events Global cloud-resolving simulations Development of advanced dynamical core for atmospheric modeling
Henry Lin Penn State University Ecosystem Science and Management University Park, PA Hydropedology, Critical Zone science, ecosystems science, thermodynamics, global change
Dr Richard S Lindzen Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA Atmospheric dynamics and physics
Benjamin Richard Lintner Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Environmental Sciences New Brunswick, NJ Tropical Climate Dynamics Climate Variability and Change Convection and Precipitation Land-Atmosphere Interactions
Elena Litchman Michigan State University Kellogg Biological Station and EEBB Hickory Corners, MI physical-biological coupling in aquatic systems re-organization of plankton communities under global change harmful algal blooms
Xiong Liu Harvard University Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Cambridge, MA Remote sensing, Atmospheric radiative transfer, air quality and climate change
Dr Zhengyu Liu University of Wisconsin, Madison Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Madison, WI Ocean general circulation, coupled modeling of the ocean-atmosphere system, climate dynamics, paleoclimate
Dr. Michael E. Loik University of California, Santa Cruz Environmental Studies Santa Cruz, CA Physiological Ecology, Meteorology, Climatology, Ecosystem Ecology, Global Change Biology
Paul C Loikith Portand State University Geography Portland, OR Weather and climate extremes, synoptic climatology, applied climatology, hydroclimatology
Michael William Lomas Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences East Boothbay, ME Phytoplankton Ecology Marine Biogeochemistry Carbon, Nitrogen and Phosphorus cycling
Matthew Charles Long NCAR Climate and Global Dynamics Laboratory BOULDER, CO Ocean biogeochemistry
Carbon cycle
Carbon dioxide removal
Nicole Lovenduski University of Colorado at Boulder Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences / Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research Boulder, CO Marine carbon cycle; ocean climate variability and change; ocean modeling
Dr Tim K Lowenstein Binghamton University Department of Geological Sciences and Environmental Studies Binghamton, NY Paleoclimate, Paleooceanography, Chemistry of Ancient Seawater, Paleolimnology, Evaporites, Fluid Inclusions, Pleistocene paleoclimate, Great Basin paleoclimate, Ancient atmospheric CO2, Eocene paleoclimate- Green River Formation,Nahcolite CO2 proxy,
Susan Lozier Duke University Durham, NC Physical oceanography; climate dynamics and climate change
Dr. David Lund University of Michigan Department of Geological Sciences Ann Arbor, MI Paleoclimatology, paleoceanography, biogeochemical cycles
Dr. Jessica Lundquist University of Washington Civil and Environmental Engineering Seattle, WA snow, mountain hydrology, mountain meteorology, weather-climate connections, hydroclimatology
Prof Anthony R. Lupo University of Missouri Soil, Environmental, and Atmospheric Science Columbia, MO Atmospheric Dynamics, Climate, Climate Dynamics
Anthony R. Lupo University of Missouri School of Natural Resources / Atmospheric Science Program Columbia, MO My fields of interest are Atmospheric Science and Mathematics. Within atmospheric science I study jet stream dynamics, specifically the behavior of blocking anticyclones. I also study teleconnections and their relationship to long range forecasting from the time -scale of one to two weeks all the way out to two seasons or more. I also study the relationship of these teleconnections to agricultural output (drought and pluvial conditions). I also study tropical meteorology and tropical cyclone dynamics.
Dr. Jennifer MacKinnon Scripps Institution of Oceanography Physical Oceanography La Jolla, CA
Elizabeth Madin University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Hawai‘i
 Institute of Marine Biology Kāne‘ohe, HI marine ecology, marine conservation, remote sensing, coral reefs, animal behaviour, predator-prey interactions
Troy Magney UC Davis Plant Sciences Davis, CA Proximal and satellite remote sensing, environmental data science, carbon cycle, terrestrial biosphere
Prof. Gudrun Magnusdottir University of California Irvine Earth System Science Irvine, CA atmospheric dynamics and climate dynamics
Amala Mahadevan Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography Woods Hole, MA Oceanography
Katharine Maher Stanford University Earth System Science STANFORD, CA biogeochemistry and hydrology/water quality, high-elevation watersheds and response to climate change, biogeochemical modeling
Natalie Mahowald Cornell University Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Ithaca, NY Modeling atmospheric interactions between biogeochemistry and climate.
Edward Maibach, MPH, PhD George Mason University Center of Excellence in Climate Change Communication Research Fairfax, VA Founded in August, 2007, the Center of Excellence in Climate Change Communication Research (CECCCR)is the nation's first research center devoted exclusively to addressing the communication challenges associated with global climate change. While the scientific evidence of climate change has never been clearer, exactly how to foster widespread policy and behavior change to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is less well understood. Designing effective behavior change and advocacy campaigns will require a thorough understanding of various audiences, including how best to reach and communicate with them, and how best to make it easy for them to adopt new behaviors. Our Center is dedicated to addressing these challenges. Our efforts are focused on four strategic areas: 1. Engaging a broad range of research experts and business, non-profit and government leaders to identify the most pressing communication, marketing and behavior change research questions. 2. Conducting communication, marketing and behavior change research to learn how best to educate, motivate and assist people and businesses in reducing their - and our nation's - "carbon footprint" 3. Providing technical assistance to a broad range of organizations (in the public, non-profit and private sectors) so as to improve their climate change education, communication, advocacy and behavior change programs. 4. Encouraging the development of similar initiatives abroad, especially in nations where effective societal responses are urgently needed to avert the climate crisis (such as China, India, Brazil and Russia).
Eric Maloney Colorado State University Department of Atmospheric Science Fort Collins , CO Tropical meteorology, climate dynamics, ocean-atmosphere interaction
Justin S Mankin Dartmouth College Geography Hanover, NH climate variability, climate change, climate impacts, modeling, remote sensing, global environmental change
Michael Mann Penn State University Meteorology; Geosciences University Park, PA paleoclimate reconstructions and modeling, dynamical responses of climate to forcing Hurricane/Tropical Cyclone relationships
Georgy Manucharyan University of Washington School of Oceanography Seattle, WA Physical Oceanography, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics, Climate Dynamics
Jingqiu Mao University of Alaska Fairbanks Chemistry and Biochemistry, Geophysical Institute Fairbanks, AK Atmospheric Chemistry, Chemistry-climate interaction, Arctic greening, Boreal forest fire
Dr Brian Mapes Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, University of Miami Atmospheric Sciences Department and Meteorology and Physical Oceanography Program Miami, FL Atmospheric processes
Tom Marchitto University of Colorado, Boulder Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, and Dept. of Geological Sciences Boulder, CO Paleoceanography, paleoclimatology, rapid climate change, marine carbon cycle, trace metal proxy development
Shaun A Marcott University of Wisconsin, Madison Department of Geoscience Madison, WI Paleoclimatology, Ice Sheet and Glacier Change, Paleoceanography, Cosmogenic Nuclide Dating
Steve Margulis University of California, Los Angeles Civil and Environmental Engineering Los Angeles, CA Hydrology, snow hydrology, climate-hydrology interactions, Hydrometeorology
Irina Marinov University of Pennsylvania Earth and Environmental Science Philadelphia, PA oceanography (physical, chemical, biological), large scale climate dynamics, carbon cycle, atmosphere-ocean and land-ocean interactions, ocean ecology, climate impacts, Southern Ocean dynamics.
Corey D. Markfort IIHR-Hydroscience and Engineering, The University of Iowa Civil and Environmental Engineering Iowa City, IA Atmospheric boundary layer; Renewable energy and wind engineering; Environmental fluid mechanics; Turbulence; Biosphere-atmosphere interaction; Hydrometeorology; Earth systems dynamics and change
Jennifer Marlon Yale University School of the Environment New Haven, CT Climate change, extreme weather, paleoclimatology, fire-climate interactions, hazards, risk perceptions, climate adaptation, decision support, geospatial analysis and modeling
Prof John C Marshall Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA ocean modeling, climate modeling, biogeochemical cycles, decadal climate variability
Adrienne Marshall Colorado School of Mines Hydrologic Science & Engineering; Geology & Geological Engineering Golden, CO hydroclimate; climate change impacts on snow; western U.S. water resources; hydropower; hydrologic model uncertainty analysis
Patrick H. Martin University of Denver Biological Sciences Denver, CO Plant ecology, climate change impacts, montane ecosystems, tropical montane cloud forests, population ecology
Scot Martin Harvard University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Cambridge, MA atmospheric chemistry
Jennifer B.H. Martiny University of California, Irvine Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Irvine, CA microbial diversity, its responses to global change, and the consequences for ecosystem functioning
Dr Wieslaw Maslowski Naval Postgraduate School Oceanography Department Monterey, CA High latitude oceanography, coupled ice-ocean modeling, polar and global climate change
Jeremy Mathis NOAA PMEL Seattle, WA Marine Carbon Biogeochemistry
Jackie Hatala Matthes Harvard University Harvard Forest Petersham, MA biosphere-atmosphere interactions, climate change, ecosystem disturbance, carbon cycle, methane, evapotranspiration
Roy (Lee) Mauldin University of Colorado Boulder Boulder, CO Oxidation Chemistry, aerosol formation, airborne atmospheric measurements, use of Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry (CIMS) for atmospheric measurements
Reed Maxwell Princeton University Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, High Meadows Environmental Institute Princeton, NJ Hydrologic impacts and feedbacks under climate change
Andrew May The Ohio State University Civil, Environmental, and Geodetic Engineering Columbus, OH black carbon, aerosol optical properties, atmospheric chemistry
Dr R. T. James McAteer New Mexico State University Department of Astronomy Las Cruces, NM Heating of the coronal, and acceleration of the solar wind by waves, flows and nanoflares. Spectropolarimetric inversions. The Sun-Earth connection, including the effects of space weather throughout the solar system, predicting the onset of solar flares, and tracking coronal mass ejections. Studies of the magnetic complexity of active regions and searches for signatures of imminent solar flares, general studies of complexity and turbulence in science, and design of risk management performance measures for space weather predictions. Solar cycle, and the effects on planets and the viability of life.
Kaighin McColl Harvard University Cambridge, MA Hydroclimate, land-atmosphere interactions, remote sensing, boundary layer meteorology
Allison McComiskey Brookhaven National Laboratory Environmental & Climate Sciences Upton, NY Radiative effects of aerosol and cloud on climate; Novel observational design and deployment for current climate science challenges; Integrating in situ and remote sensing for characterization of aerosol properties and processes; Building an effective and diverse scientific workforce for the future
John McCormack NRL Space Science Division Washington, DC Investigating the impact of solar variability on the composition and dynamics of the middle atmosphere (10-100 km) through both modeling and data assimilation studies.
Sophie McCoy Florida State University Biological Sciences Tallahassee, FL marine biogeochemistry, mineralogy, ocean acidification, carbon use by macrophytes, blue carbon, climate change ecology, marine ecophysiology
Julian McCreary, Jr. University of Hawaii International Pacific Research Center Honolulu, HI equatorial dynamics, general ocean circulation, climate modeling
Dr Greg M McFarquhar University of Illinois Department of Atmospheric Sciences Urbana, IL Indirect aerosol radiative forcing, cloud resolving modeling studies
Michael McGlue University of Kentucky Earth and Environmental Sciences Lexington , KY Paleolimnology
Dr. Robert McGraw Brookhaven National Laboratory Biological, Environmental and Climate Sciences Department Upton, NY Atmospheric nucleation and growth processes; Aerosol dynamics
Nicholas McKay Northern Arizona University Earth and Sustainability Flagstaff, AZ Paleoclimate dynamics, decadal to centennial scale climate variability, time and spatial scales of variability, climate informatics
Galen A McKinley Columbia University Earth and Environmental Science and Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory Palisades, NY Ocean carbon cycle Global carbon cycle Carbon / climate feedbacks Large lake carbon
Karen McKinnon UCLA Los Angeles, CA Climate variability, climate change, extreme events, statistical and machine learning methods
Kelton McMahon University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography Narragansett, RI Biological oceanography, paleoceanography, food web dynamics, biogeochemical cycling, global change ecology, compound-specific stable isotope analysis
Dr Jerry F McManus Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Palisades, NY Paleoceanography, paleoclimate, marine sedimentology, low-temperature geochemistry, isotope geochemistry
James McNamara Boise State University Geoscience Boise, ID Watershed hydrology, ecohydrology, snow hydrology, geomorphology
V. Faye McNeill Columbia University Chemical Engineering and Earth and Environmental Sciences New York, NY Atmospheric Chemistry, Aerosols, Air Quality
Dr Michael J McPhaden NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Seattle, WA Large scale ocean dynamics, ocean-atmosphere interactions, the ocean's role in climate, El Nino/ Southern Oscillation
Michael McPhaden NOAA/PMEL Ocean Climate Research Division Seattle, WA Large scale ocean dynamics, ocean-atmosphere interaction, the ocean's role in climate
Dr James C McWilliams University of California, Los Angeles Department of Atmospheric Sciences/ IGPP Los Angeles, CA Ocean modeling
Carlos R Mechoso University California, Los Angeles Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Los Angeles, CA American Monsoons, Atmosphere-Ocean Interactions, Influence of SST anomalies on the atmosphere
Laura Meredith University of Arizona School of Natural Resources and the Environment and Biosphere 2 Tucson, AZ biogeochemistry
atmospheric chemistry
soil microbial ecology
ecosystem science
microbial contributions to atmospheric chemistry and climate
Frederick A.B. Meyerson University of Rhode Island Natural Resources Science Kingston, RI Population and Climate Change, Population and Ecosystem Change, Demographic trends and policy, Climate policy, Environmental policy, Adaptation to Climate Change, Environmental media
Anna M. Michalak Carnegie Institution for Science Department of Global Ecology Stanford, CA Our research focuses primarily on two areas. We are interested in understanding the cycling and emissions of greenhouse gases at the Earth surface at urban to global scales – scales directly relevant to informing climate and policy – primarily through the use of atmospheric observations that provide the clearest constraints at these critical scales. We are also interested in climate change impacts on freshwater and coastal water quality via influences on nutrient delivery to, and on conditions within, water bodies. Our approach is highly data-driven, with a common methodological thread being the development and application of spatiotemporal statistical data fusion methods for optimizing the use of limited in situ and remote sensing environmental data.
Dr Emily Michaud NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies New York, NY Climate, earth observations, climate impacts, climate dynamics, planetary atmospheres, global cloud properties, aerosols and clouds, paleoclimate & pollen studies, radiative processes
Dr Anna Michel Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering Woods Hole, MA
Loretta J Mickley Harvard University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Cambridge, MA Relationships between atmospheric chemistry and climate change.
Dr Chris Miller NOAA Office of Global Programs Climate Change Data & Detection/Climate Observations Silver Springs, MD
Steve Miller University of Colorado Boulder Environmental Studies Boulder, CO Climate impacts on agriculture & fisheries, environmental economics, analysis of telecoupled systems, applied econometrics and machine learning
Arthur J Miller Scripps Institution of Oceanography Oceans and Atmosphere Section La Jolla, CA Decadal variability, coupled ocean-atmosphere interaction, marine ecosystem response to climate, data assimilation, predictability
Charles E Miller California Institute of Technology Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena, CA Carbon cycle science, Arctic-Boreal CO2 and CH4, Megacity GHG Emissions
James R. Miller Rutgers University Marine and Coastal Sciences New Brunswick, NJ Climate Change and Climate Feedbacks
John B Miller NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory Global Monitoring Division Boulder, CO Global, North American and Tropical Carbon Cycle; Atmospheric greenhouse gas data analysis and assimilation; Use of atmospheric isotopic tracers
Gifford H. Miller University of Colorado, Boulder Geological Sciences and Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research (INSTAAR) Boulder, CO Paleoclimate, Quaternary Research, Arctic climate change, Australia climate-human interactions
Dr Norman L Miller UC Berkeley National Laboratory Berkeley, CA Hydroclimate modeling and analyses at a range of scales. Past, present, and future climate simulations, data assimilations, and fundamental science research.
Dr. Frank J. Millero RSMAS, University of Miami Marine & Atmospheric Chemistry Miami, FL Marine Physical Chemistry; Carbonate Chemistry of the oceans and other natural waters; Ocean Acidification; Metal Speciation; Aerosols; Ionic Interactions; Modelling Solutions
Dylan Millet University of Minnesota Soil, Water, and Climate Saint Paul, MN Atmospheric chemistry
Yi Ming Princeton University Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL) Princeton, NJ Climate modeling, climate dynamics, general circulation, climate change, radiative forcing, atmospheric physics, aerosols, clouds and radiation.
Jonathan Mitchell University of California, Los Angeles Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences Los Angeles, CA Atmospheric and climate dynamics Planetary atmospheres
Dr Alan Mix Oregon State University College of Oceanic & Atmospheric Science Corvallis, OR Paleoceanography and paleoclimatology, based on marine sediment records of foraminifera, including tools of micropaleontology, sedimentology, isotope geochemistry, and other evolving geochemical proxies.
Cary Mock University of South Carolina Geography Columbia, SC Synoptic and Historical Climatology, Late Quaternary Paleoclimatology
Carlos Moffat University of California, Santa Cruz Institute of Marine Sciences Santa Cruz, CA Coastal Physical Oceanography, Glacier-Ocean Interactions, Buoyancy-driven circulation
Dr Mario J Molina Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA Atmospheric chemistry
Maria J. Molina University of Maryland, College Park Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science College Park, MD Machine learning applications to climate change, climate variability, and extreme weather events.
Dr Mitchell William Moncrieff NCAR Climate and Global Dynamics Laboratory Boulder, CO Atmospheric and fluid dynamics, convective parameterization, dynamical modeling,international science program development, e.g., WCRP, WWRP-THORPEX,
Stephen Montzka NOAA Global Monitoring Division Boulder, CO Global atmospheric science and chemistry
Biospheric influences on atmospheric composition
Understanding the atmospheric budgets of halogenated gases
Tracking ozone depleting gases and their changes over time
Understanding the sensitivity of trace gas budgets on climate change and ENSO events
Dr. James A. Morris, Jr. NOAA National Ocean Service National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science Beaufort, NC Marine aquaculture, invasive species, coastal ecology
J. Jeffrey Morris University of Alabama at Birmingham Biology Birmingham, AL Microbial evolution, phytoplankton physiology, phytoplankton ecology, microbial oceanography
Matthias Morzfeld University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA Data assimilation and geophysical inverse problems, Markov chain Monte Carlo, ensemble Kalman filters -- computational methods applied to interesting problems across Earth science
Nathan Mueller Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO climate change impacts, climate change adaptation, agriculture, water resources, land-atmosphere feedbacks
Ryan Mueller Oregon State University Microbiology Corvallis, OR Microbial Community Ecology
Dr. Frank Muller-Karger University of South Florida College of Marine Science St. Petersburg, FL Oceanography, remote sensing, ocean color, carbon cycles, biodiversity, global, regional, land-ocean interface, Marine Biodiversity Observation Network
Samuel Munoz Northeastern University Boston, MA paleoclimate, sediments, paleoflood hydrology, rivers, human-environment interaction
Dr Daniel Murphy NOAA Aeronomy Laboratory Boulder, CO Atmospheric chemistry
Dr Ragu G Murtugudde University of Maryland ESSIC College Park, MD Ocean's role in climate, air-sea interactions, physical-biological feedbacks, earth system interactions, climate and fisheries, global carbon cycle, tropical climate variability, ENSO/monsoon interactions, satellite data applications and assimilation
Dr Carolyn Z Mutter Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory International Research Institute for Climate Prediction Palisades, NY Information dissemination and applications of predictable climate variation; improved predictability of seasonal- interannual climate variation
Balu Nadiga Los Alamos National Laboratory COSIM (Climate, Ocean, and Sea Ice Modeling) Los Alamos, NM 1) Fluid Dynamics of thermohaline and wind-driven ocean circulation
Udaysankar S Nair University of Alabama in Huntsville Department of Atmospheric Science Huntsville, AL Land atmosphere interactions, Atmospheric aerosol transport, mountain weather and climate
Dr Raymond Najjar Pennsylvania State University Department of Meteorology University Park, PA I work on a few areas involving the interaction of the oceans with the climate system: (1) marine carbon, oxygen and nutrient cycling, (2) the impact of climate change on estuaries, (3) air-sea fluxes of radiatively important gases.
Noboru Nakamura University of Chicago Geophysical Sciences Chicago, IL Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
Veeshan Narinesingh NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Atmospheric Physics Division Princeton, NJ -Large Scale Atmospheric Dynamics (atmospheric blocking, Rossby waves)
-Weather Extremes in current and future climates (heatwaves, marine heatwaves, extreme storm surge)
Susan Natali Woods Hole Research Center Falmouth, MA carbon cycling, climate change, permafrost, arctic, plant-soil interactions
Prof J David Neelin UCLA Dept. of Atmospheric Sciences Los Angeles, CA Climate modeling, El Nino, atmosphere-land interaction, atmosphere-ocean interaction, tropical atmospheric modeling
Jason Neff University of Colorado at Boulder Geological Sciences Boulder, CO terrestrial biogeochemistry
Robinson Negron-Juarez Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Climate and Ecosystem Science Division Berkeley, CA Micrometeorology
Atmospheric and Environmental Chemistry
Ecosystem Ecology
Global Change Research
Land-Atmosphere Interaction
Climate Modeling
Remote Sensing
Matthew Newman University of Colorado/CIRES and NOAA/ESRL/PSD Boulder, CO Climate dynamics, S2S and S2D predictability
Dr Sharon Nicholson Florida State University Department of Meteorology - 3034 Tallahassee, FL Climate variability (especially semi-arid regions), paleoclimate, land- atmosphere interaction, remote sensing
David P Nicholson Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry Woods Hole, MA Marine Biogeochemistry, Carbon Cycle, Air-Sea Fluxes
Dr Sumant Nigam University of Maryland Department of Meteorology College Park, MD Climate dynamics, ocean- atmosphere interaction
Dev Niyogi Purdue University Department of Earth & Atmosphere Science and Dept of Agronomy-Crop, Soil, Environmental Science West Lafayette, IN
Sergey Nizkorodov University of California, Irvine Department of Chemistry Irvine, CA aerosol chemistry; cloud/fog chemistry; atmospheric photochemistry; high-resolution mass spectrometry
Dr. Anne W. Nolin University of Nevada, Reno Geography Reno, NV Snow hydrology, mountain studies, remote sensing.
David Noone University of Colorado Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Boulder, CO
Joel Norris University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA cloud processes, cloud variability, cloud feedbacks, role of clouds in climate system
Klaus R Nusslein, Ph.D. University of Massachusetts Department of Microbiology Amherst, MA Microbial Ecology and Environmental Microbiology. Microbes as drivers of biogeochemical C and N cycles.
Paul O'Gorman Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA atmospheric general circulation, hydrological cycle, precipitation, climate change
Marie O'Neill University of Michigan, School of Public Health Epidemiology and Environmental Health Sciences Ann Arbor, MI Cardiovascular mechanisms for air pollution health effects Climate change, weather and health Environmental equity and susceptible populations Environmental exposure assessment Air pollution, temperature and health in Latin American cities
Morgan E O'Neill Stanford University Earth System Science Stanford, CA tropical meteorology; tropical cyclones; moist thermodynamics; climate dynamics; deep convection; storms
Yuko M Okumura University of Texas at Austin, Institute for Geophysics Austin, TX
Delia Oppo Woods Hole Oceanogaphic Institution Geology and Geophysics Woods Hole, MA Past climate change, with an emphasis on the role of the oceans; centennial through orbital time scales.
John J Orlando National Center for Atmospheric Research Atmospheric Chemistry Observations and Modeling Laboratory Boulder, CO Atmospheric chemistry
Luis E. Ortiz George Mason University Atmospheric, Oceanic, and Earth Sciences Fairfax, VA urban climate, climate impacts, urban energy, infrastructure
Emily Osborne NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory Miami, FL Paleoceanography, biogeochemistry, ocean acidification
Dr. John Michael OShea University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Ann Arbor, MI Prehistoric Ecology of the Great Lakes Region
Dr Bette L Otto-Bliesner National Center for Atmospheric Research Climate and Global Dynamics Boulder, CO Climate dynamics and paleoclimate modeling; atmosphere-ocean-sea ice-biosphere interactions; abrupt climate change
Jonathan Overpeck University of Michigan School for Environment and Sutainability Ann Arbor, MI Climate dynamics and paleoclimate modeling; drought and hydro climate variability and impacts; abrupt climate change
Camille Pagniello University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Department of Ocean and Resources Engineering Honolulu, HI animals as ocean observing platforms and climate sentinels, physical-biological interactions, animal behavior, acoustic monitoring of climate signals
Hilary Palevsky Boston College Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Chestnut Hill, MA Marine biogeochemistry, ocean carbon and oxygen cycling, biological carbon pump
Kyle Palmquist Marshall University Biological Sciences Huntington, WV Plant ecology, ecosystem ecology, climate change impacts on plant communities, ecohydrology, drylands, disturbance ecology
Jud Partin University of Texas at Austin Institute for Geophysics Austin, TX Paleoclimate, calibration of proxies, climate model - paleodata comparisons, tropical hydroclimate
Diane Pataki University of California, Irvine Dept. of Earth System Science Irvine, CA land use and land cover change
Suzanne E. Paulson University of California at Los Angeles Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Los Angeles, CA Atmospheric Chemistry, Air Pollution, Climate Change and their interactions, Human Health, aerosol chemistry including metals, organics and reactive oxygen species, urban microdynamics, field, lab and modeling based inquiries.
Olivier Pauluis New York University Courant Institute for Mathematical Sciences New York, NY General circulation of the atmosphere, Moist convection, Tropical meteorology
David Paynter NOAA/GFDL Atmospheric Physics Princeton, NJ Atmospheric Radiative transfer, climate feedback, including Pattern Effect. Impact of different forcing agents on climate.
Dr Adina Paytan University of California, Santa Cruz Institute of Marine Sciences Santa Cruz, CA Paleoceanography and global marine biogeochemical cycles
Thomas Peacock Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mechanical Engineering Cambridge, MA Internal Waves, Physical Oceanography, Stratified Flows
Dr Kathy Pegion University of Oklahoma, School of Meteorology Norman, OK Subseasonal to Seasonal (S2S) Predictability & Prediction,​
Global Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere-Land models for understanding, simulating, and predicting S2S variability & predictability,​
Interpretable AI for understanding S2S predictability,​
Applications of Subseasonal to Seasonal Predictions
Malaquias Peña University of Connecticut Civil and Environmental Engineering Storrs, CT Climate models, forecasting techniques, predictive analytics, data assimilation, sensors and observing networks, grid modernization, water and energy security.
Prof. Stephen G. Penny University of Maryland Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science College Park, MD Data Assimilation (DA), Ocean DA, Coupled DA, DA Mathematical Theory
Renellys Perez NOAA/AOML Physical Oceanography Division Miami, FL Physical oceanography, tropical Atlantic variability, equatorial currents, tropical instability waves, ocean contributions (mixing and advection) to SST budgets, meridional overturning circulation and heat transport
Dr. Renellys Perez NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory Physical Oceanography Division Miami, FL Characterizing the variability of currents in the the South Atlantic ocean and their impact on regional processes and climate; Characterizing the variability of the global overturning circulation in the South Atlantic, and its impact on variability in the North Atlantic, and its impact on regional and global climate; Examining how sea level pressure changes over the central North Pacific can be a precursor or trigger for El Nino events; Examining tropical Atlantic currents and how they are affected by winds, waves, and warming/cooling events
Ivette Perfecto University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability Ann Arbor, MI Agroecology, Agroforestry, Biodiversity and Landuse change
Justin R Perrault Loggerhead Marinelife Center Research Juno Beach, FL Marine turtles
Toxicology
Animal health
climate change
Human impacts
Dorothy M. Peteet Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University Biology and Paleoclimate Palisades, NY Paleoecology, paleoclimate, palynology, wetlands, peatlands, blue carbon
Sierra Victoria Petersen University of Michigan Earth and Environmental Sciences Ann Arbor, MI Paleoclimate, Paleoceanography, Geochemistry
Dr Thomas C Peterson National Climatic Data Center Scientific Services Division Asheville, NC data fidelity, long-term climate change
Dr. Irina Petropavlovskikh University of Colorado Cooperative Institute for Research in Environemntal Sciences Boulder, CO Atmospheric Composition change detected in observational records.
Statistical methods for trend detection.
Satellite products validation.
Impact of wildfires on air quality.
Prof. Steven Petsch University of Massachusetts, Amherst Geosciences Amherst, MA Paleoclimatology; biomarkers and climate change; biogeochemistry; isotope biogeochemistry; biogeochemical carbon cycling
Gabriele Pfister National Center for Atmospheric Research Atmospheric Chemistry Observations and Modeling Laboratory Boulder, CO Air Pollution, Chemical Transport Modeling, Satellite trace gas retrievals and field experiment analysis, ozone chemistry, linking global to regional and local scales
Prof Roger A Pielke Sr Colorado State University Department of Atmospheric Sciences Fort Collins, CO Regional and global climate modeling, vegetation- soil- snow- atmosphere interactions, ocean-atmosphere interactions
Dr Bryan Pijanowski Purdue University Department of Forestry & Natural Resources West Lafayette, IN Coupling of land use land cover change with climate at regional and local scales; interests in social drivers of land use change and feedbacks between the land and atmosphere
Robert Pincus Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Palisades, NY Radiation, climate modeling, climate change, radiative forcing, remote sensing, and clouds
Malin Pinsky Rutgers University Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences New Brunswick, NJ Ecology, climate change, fisheries, population genomics
Dr. Albert J Plueddemann Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography Woods Hole, MA Air-Sea Interaction; Marine Surface Layer Meteorology; Upper Ocean Forcing and Response, Surface Fluxes.
R Alan Plumb Massachusetts Institute of Technology Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA atmospheric dynamics
Yadu Pokhrel Michigan State University Civil and Environmental Engineering East Lansing, MI Large-scale hydrological Modeling; Human Impacts on the Water Cycle; Food-Energy-Water (FEW) Nexus; Irrigation and Climate; Climate Change and Hydropower Development; Remote Sensing in Hydrology; Terrestrial Water Storage.
Pratigya Polissar University of California, Santa Cruz Ocean Sciences Santa Cruz, CA paleoclimatology and paleoceanography
Dr. Jeffrey Polovina NOAA Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center Honolulu, HI Marine ecosystem responses to climate change
Lorenzo M Polvani Columbia University Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics New York, NY Atmosphere and climate dynamics
Leonid Polyak Ohio State University Byrd Polar Research Center Columbus, OH Paleoceanography of the Arctic Ocean
Dr Igor V Polyakov University of Alaska Fairbanks International Arctic Research Center Fairbanks, AK Low-frequency variability in the polar and sub-polar regions
Vera Pospelova University of Minnesota Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Minneapolis, MN Micropaleontology, palynology, dinoflagellate cysts, taxonomy, paleoceanography, paleoclimatology, paleoecology, environmental change, marine geology, coastal and estuarine dynamics, eutrophication & pollution, harmful algal blooms (HABs), Earth System Science, Quaternary, Anthropocene.
Dr Christopher S Potter NASA/Ames Research Center Ecosystem Science & Technology Branch Moffett Field, CA ecosystem modeling, carbon cycle, biogeochemistry
Chris Poulsen University of Michigan Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Ann Arbor, MI Climate dynamics, paleoclimatology, earth system modeling, climate change, climate variability, climate-ecosystem interactions, water isotopes, ecohydrology, climate-mountain interactions, paleoaltimetry
Ross Powell Northern Illinois University Geology & Environmental Geosciences DeKalb, IL Influence of subglacial processes on ice dynamics and future sea-level changes. Biogeochemical processes in subglacial environments and their contribution to global nutrient cycle. Subglacial hydrological processes and their impact on Antarctic bottom water production and global ocean circulation. Records of ice sheet variability.
Carlos Prada University of Rhode Island Biological Sciences Kingston, RI Population and ecological genomics and transcriptomics of climate change. Paleoecology and development in corals and sea urchins.
Kimberly Prather University of California Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA Aerosols, atmospheric chemistry, clouds, air-sea exchange, marine biology, instrumentation development, aircraft measurements
Kerri Pratt University of Michigan Chemistry and Earth & Environmental Sciences Ann Arbor, MI Atmospheric Chemistry; Air-Snow Interactions; Arctic Climate Change; Wintertime Air Quality; Atmospheric Trace Gas and Aerosol Composition and Sources
Dr. Stephen F. Price Los Alamos National Laboratory Fluid Dynamics and Solid Mechanics Group Los Alamos, NM glaciology; glacier dynamics; glacier and ice sheet modeling; coupled evolution of land ice and climate
Sally Pusede University of Virginia Environmental Sciences Charlottesville, VA Atmospheric Chemistry
Hollie Putnam University of Rhode Island Biological Sciences Kingston, RI Climate change, marine invertebrates, coral reefs, molecular physiological ecology
Dr. Patricia K Quinn NOAA Pacific Marine Environment Laboratories Seattle, WA radiative effects of aerosols, effects of aerosol on air quality
Dr. Balaji Rajagopalan University of Colorado, Boulder Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering Boulder, CO Hydroclimatology, Hydrology, Water Resources Management, Indian Monsoon variability and predictability, paleomonsoon, climate extremes, stochastic time modeling, Bayesian methods, water quality and climate connection
Fred Martin Ralph University of California San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA Hydrometeorology
Mesoscale and Synoptic Scale meteorology
Precipitation
Forecasting
Climate change
Dr V Ramanathan University of California San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA Climate and atmospheric sciences: Role of clouds, water vapor and aerosols in climate and climate change
David Randall Colorado State University Atmospheric Science Fort Collins, CO Use of cloud-resolving models in climate simulation.
Dr William Randel National Center for Atmospheric Research Atmospheric Chemistry Division Boulder, CO Stratospheric dynamics, stratosphere-troposphere coupling, atmospheric chemistry, constituent variability and trends, ozone
James Randerson University of California, Irvine Earth System Science Irvine, CA Fires and their effect on atmospheric chemistry and aerosols Global biogeochemical cycles Arctic and boreal ecosystem responses to climate change Carbon - climate interactions
Mukund Palat Rao Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Climate School Palisades, NY Carbon cycle, climate science, plant ecophysiology, dendrochronology, earth system models, remote sensing, and paleoclimate
Philip Rasch Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Atmospheric Science and Global Change Division Richland, WA Clouds, Aerosol, Climate Change, computational mathematics
Kristen Lani Rasmussen Colorado State University Atmospheric Science Fort Collins, CO Convection-permitting regional climate modeling, cloud and mesoscale processes, cloud dynamics, weather-climate interface, field campaigns, extreme precipitation, mesoscale convective systems, orographic precipitation, satellite meteorology.
Christina Ravelo University of California, Santa Cruz Ocean Sciences Santa Cruz, CA paleoclimatology and paleoceanography
Morgan Reed Raven University of California, Santa Barbara Earth Science Santa Barbara, CA Organic geochemistry, marine geochemistry, geobiology, biogeochemistry
Dr. Pallav Ray Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) Department of Marine and Environmental Systems Melbourne, FL Tropical climate variability and modeling including the Madden-Julian Oscillation, Weather-climate interactions, High-resolution regional climate models (MM5 and WRF) and GCMs, Tropical mean state, Tropics-extratropics interactions and predictability
Maureen Raymo Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University Palisades, NY Paleoclimatology
Peter Raymond Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Branford, CT Biogeochemistry, Ecology, Oceanography, Ecosystem Science
David James Raymond New Mexico Tech Physics Socorro, NM atmospheric dynamics tropical meteorology atmospheric convection
Sasha C. Reed US Geological Survey Southwest Biological Science Center Moab, UT Biogeochemistry, drylands, quantifying feedbacks to climate change, global change ecology, tropical rain forests
Sasha C. Reed U.S. Geological Survey Southwest Biological Science Center Moab, UT Biogeochemistry, global change ecology
Thomas Reichler University of Utah Atmospheric Sciences Salt Lake City, UT Stratospheric impacts on climate; climate change related shifts in the general circulation of the atmosphere; performance testing of climate models
Prof. Ying Fan Reinfelder Rutgers University Earth and Planetary Sciences Piscataway, NJ Global water cycle Ecosystem dynamics Earth System modeling
Peter Rhines University of Washington Oceanography & Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Geophysical fluid dynamics (including a large GFD lab effort); climate of the high latitudes, circulation and fresh-water dynamics; deep-sea observations; storm tracks in the atmosphere
Andrew Richardson Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ Terrestrial ecosystems, forest ecology and the carbon cycle; biosphere-atmosphere interactions; biological impacts of climate change; feedbacks between vegetation and the climate system; plant phenology; data-model fusion and inverse modeling
Jadwiga (Yaga) H. Richter National Center for Atmospheric Research (Boulder) Climate and Global Dynamics Laboratory Boulder, CO Subseasonal forecasting, stratospheric dynamics, quasi-biennial oscillation, gravity waves, climate modeling.
Katharine Ricke University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA climate change impacts and policy, coupled human-climate systems modeling, climate geoengineering
Andrew Ridgwell University of California, Riverside Department of Earth Sciences Riverside, CA Ocean acidification -- past and future.
Marine ecology, evolution and extinctions.
Global carbon cycling and particularly on geological time-scales.
Paleo climates and ocean circulation.
Marine cycling of oxygen, nutrients, and trace-metals.
Forward proxy modelling and paleo model-data comparison.
Todd Ringler Los Alamos National Laboratory Theoretical Division Los Alamos, NM Regional Climate Modeling
Dr Paola Malanotte Rizzoli Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA ocean modeling, data assimilation
Alex Robel Georgia Institute of Technology Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Atlanta, GA Ice sheets, cryosphere, climate dynamics, ice-ocean interactions, sea level, mathematical modeling, dynamical systems
Dr. Franklin R Robertson NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Earth Science Office Huntsville, AL Tropical Climate Variability Climate Sensitivity Satellite Remote Sensing Climate Modeling / Data Assimilation
Dr Scott M Robeson Indiana University Department of Geography Bloomington, IN recent climatic change, spatial statistics, time-series analysis
Dr Walter Robinson North Carolina State University Department of Marine, Earth, & Atmospheric Sciences Raleigh, NC Climate Dynamics
Bruce H. Robison Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute Research Department Moss Landing, CA Deep-sea ecology and physiology of mesopelagic and bathypelagic animals. Impacts of natural and anthropogenic changes on the composition and structure of deep pelagic ecosystems.
Prof. Alan Robock Rutgers University Department of Environmental Sciences New Brunswick, NJ Climate change, volcanic eruptions and climate, geoengineering, climate intervention, climatic effects of nuclear war, nuclear winter
Prof George Roderick, PhD University of California, Berkeley Environmental Science, Policy and Management Berkeley, CA Ecology, global change, sustainability, invasive species, environmental science, island ecosystems
Lorenzo Rosa Carnegie Institution for Science Stanford, CA Sustainable agriculture, hydrology, climate change mitigation and adaptation solutions to food. energy and water systems, carbon dioxide removal
Duane Lee Rosenberg Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere (CIRA) CIRA/NOAA, R/GSD Boulder, CO Computational gas- and fluid-dynamics, nonlinear dynamics, turbulence, atmospheric & ocean dynamics, data assimilation, fundamental machine learning.
Dr. Karen Hepler Rosenlof NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory Chemical Sciences Division Boulder, CO Stratospheric dynamics; stratosphere-troposphere exchange; stratospheric composition; UTLS water vapor; stratospheric ozone; stratosphere-troposphere interactions, stratospheric aerosols.
Yair Rosenthal Rutgers University IMCS New Brunswick, NJ Pleoceanography and paleoclimatology
Cynthia Rosenzweig NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Goddard Institute for Space Studies New York, NY climate change, climate and human interactions, climate change impacts, land-atmosphere interactions, soil physics, agriculture and climate change, global and regional climate models, earth surface modeling
Dr Lewis M Rothstein University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography Narragansett, RI ocean circulation modeling and theory, meso- to global scale air-sea interactions, mesoscale data asssimilation, coupled physical- biogeochemical ecosystem modeling
Maria Rugenstein Colorado State University Department of Atmospheric Science Fort Collins, CO large scale climate dynamics, radiative feedbacks, climate sensitivity, surface warming patterns, decadal to millennial warming projections, paleo climate, ocean heat uptake, large scale ocean dynamics
Jeremy K Caves Rugenstein Colorado State University Geosciences Fort Collins, CO Paleoclimate; Carbon Cycle
James Ruppert University of Oklahoma School of Meteorology Norman, OK
Dr James M Russell Brown University Geological Sciences Providence, RI Terrestrial paleoclimate, paleolimnology, tropics, testing climate models, ENSO, abrupt climate change, stable isotope geochemistry
Dr Julian P Sachs University of Washington Seattle, WA Paleoclimatology, paleooceanography, organic chemistry, marine nitrogen cycle, stable isotope geochemistry
Dr. James E Saiers Yale University School of Environmental Studies New Haven, CT Hydrology, Watershed Science, Hydroclimatology
Eri Saikawa Emory University Environmental Sciences Atlanta, GA 1) atmospheric chemistry (modeling aerosols and tropospheric ozone); 2) environmental health (assessing the adverse health impacts of air pollution); 3) biogeochemistry (modeling global soil nitrous oxide emissions); 4) climate science (estimating emissions of non-CO2 greenhouse gases), and 5) environmental policy/politics (analyzing the impacts of environmental standards and trade as well as analyzing policymaking processes).
Scott Saleska University of Arizona Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Tucson, AZ My research interests focus on ecosystem ecology and biogeochemistry, particularly carbon and water cycling within terrestrial ecosystems. Work in my group focuses on examining carbon, water, and trace gas cycling through plants and soils at the ecosystem scale, with the principal goals of understanding how large scale biogeochemical processes can be importantly influenced by physiological, demographic, and ecological interactions within and among species. A principle research tool is the measurement of biosphere-atmosphere fluxes of carbon dioxide, water vapor, trace gases, and their isotopes. This work is highly interdisciplinary, requiring scientific background from a variety of scientific disciplines, including ecology, plant physiology, soil science, hydrology, micrometeorology, and geochemistry.
Eric Saltzman University of California, Irvine Earth System Science Irvine, CA Atmospheric chemistry, air/sea gas exchange, polar ice cores
Dr Stanley P Sander California Institute of Technology Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena, CA Atmospheric chemistry (troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere); Laboratory chemical kinetics and photochemistry; Atmospheric spectroscopy using high resolution techniques; Satellite measurements of atmospheric chemical processes; Evaluation of laboratory data for use in atmospheric modeling
Dr Jorge L Sarmiento Princeton University Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Program Princeton, NJ Global carbon cycle and ocean biogeochemistry
Kathleen Schiro University of Virginia Environmental Sciences Charlottesville, VA tropical deep convection, mesoscale convective systems, cloud-circulation interactions, tropical dynamics, regional hydroclimatology
Prof Michael E Schlesinger University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Department of Atmospheric Science Urbana, IL Climate Research
Prof William H Schlesinger Duke University Department of Botany Durham, NC Forest response to rising CO2
Dr Raymond W Schmitt Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Department of Physical Oceanography Woods Hole, MA global water cycle, thermohaline circulation, ocean observations
Andreas Schmittner Oregon State University College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences Corvallis, OR Climate Modeling, Paleoclimate, Ocean Circulation, Marine Ecosystems and Biogeochemical Cycles
Tapio Schneider Caltech Environmental Science and Engineering Pasadena, CA Atmosphere and climate dynamics; atmospheric turbulence and convection; cloud dynamics; climate modeling.
Dr Stephen E Schwartz Brookhaven National Laboratory and Stony Brook University Environmental Chemistry Division Upton, NY Earth energy budget and climate change; Carbon dioxide budget; Cloud optical depth and structure at centimeter scales; Tropospheric aerosols as shortwave forcing agents; Sea spray aerosols; Atmospheric radiation; Cloud chemistry and microphysics.
Richard Seager Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University Palisades, NY climate variability and change, hydroclimate, drought, atmospheric dynamics, climate dynamics
Dr Arthur J Sedlacek Brookhaven National Laboratory Environmental Sciences Upton, NY Understanding the microphysical effects of atmospheric aging on the optical properties of soot and related aerosols; development of model aerosol systems to elucidate the effects of encapsulation on aerosol optical properties; contribution of aerosol radiative forcing to global climate change; the development of novel optical-based instrumentation for aerosol and chemical detection.
Dr Dian J Seidel NOAA Air Resources Laboratory Silver Spring, MD Observed climate variability and trends
Hyodae Seo University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Department of Oceanography Honolulu, HI air-sea interaction, surface waves, climate modeling, ocean dynamics, synoptic meteorology, offshore wind energy research
Julio Sepúlveda University of Colorado Boulder Geological Sciences and Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research Boulder, CO Organic and stable isotope biogeochemistry, geobiology, biomarker research, paleoceanography, paleoclimate, extreme climates, mass extinction events.
Jeffrey Severinghaus University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA Ice cores, paleoclimate, mechanisms of abrupt climate change, ocean-atmosphere exchange, causes of ice ages
Raymond Shaw Michigan Technological University Physics & Atmospheric Sciences Houghton, MI Atmospheric physics: cloud microphysics, atmospheric turbulence, nucleation, and radiative transfer. Instrumentation science: laboratory and field cloud/turbulence measurements, digital holography, phase-Doppler interferometry.
Tiffany Shaw The University of Chicago Department of the Geophysical Sciences Chicago, IL Atmospheric and Climate Dynamics
Xinyi Shen University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Freshwater Sciences Milwaukee, WI Flood modeling
Flood monitoring
Flood impact prediction
climate change impact on human society and biodiversity
Artificial intelligence,
Remote Sensing
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)
Patrick Sheridan NOAA/OAR/ESRL Global Monitoring Division Global Radiation and Aerosols Boulder, CO Dr. Sheridan's primary responsibility is to oversee the operation and data flow of the NOAA/ESRL Global Federated Aerosol Network. The goals of this surface aerosol monitoring program are to characterize means, variability, and trends of climate-forcing properties of different types of aerosols, and to understand the factors that control these properties. The measurements from this network provide critical ground-truth for satellite measurements, as well as key aerosol parameters for global-scale models. Current research interests of Dr. Sheridan include working to improve and simplify the measurement of aerosol optical properties to better determine their effects on aerosol radiative forcing, efforts to reduce the uncertainties in aerosol black/brown carbon and aerosol light absorption measurements, investigation of water uptake and cloud nucleation properties of atmospheric aerosols, and working to better incorporate aerosol measurements from surface monitoring stations into global climate models.
Aditi Sheshadri Stanford university Earth system science Palo Alto , CA Atmospheric dynamics
Dr Kusiel Shifrin Oregon State University College of Ocean and Atmospheric Science Corvallis, OR Optics and radiation property of ocean and atmosphere, theory of aerosols, fog, cloud formation
Drew Shindell Duke University Earth and Ocean Sciences Durham, NC natural and human drivers of climate change, linkages between air quality and climate change, the interface between climate change science and policy
Toshiaki Shinoda Naval Research Laboratory Oceanography Division Stennis Space Center, MS Physical Oceanography, Air-sea interaction, Climate variability
Manabu Shiraiwa University of California, Irvine Chemistry Irvine, CA Atmospheric Chemistry, Aerosol Chemistry, Organic Aerosols, Reactive Oxygen Species
Prof C K Shum Ohio State University Dept. of Civil and Environment Engineering and Geodetic Science Laboratory for Space Geodesy and Remote Sensing Research and Byrd Polar Research Center Columbus, OH Space geodesy, sea level change, remote-sensing, GPS occultation, temporal gravity field, ice sheet mass balance
Bryan Shuman University of Wyoming Geology & Geophysics Laramie, WY Paleoclimatology; paleohydrology; paleoecology
Matthew Shupe University of Colorado / CIRES and NOAA Physical Sciences Laboratory Boulder, CO Arctic atmosphere, cloud, and surface processes, implication for cryosphere
Samantha Siedlecki University of Connecticut marine sciences Groton, CT
Matthew Siegfried Colorado School of Mines Department of Geophysics Golden, CO glaciology, ice-ocean interaction, subglacial hydrology, subglacial geodesy, satellite remote sensing
Daniel M. Sigman Princeton University Geosciences Princeton, NJ biogeochemistry; paleoceanography; chemical oceanography; paleoclimate; stable isotope geochemistry with a focus on nitrogen; carbon cycle science
Dr. Elisabeth L. Sikes Rutgers University Marine and Coastal Sciences New Brunswick, NJ Paleoceanography, paleoclimate, carbon cycling, Sea Surface Temperature, Southern Ocean processes
Nicholas Siler Oregon State University College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences Corvallis, OR mountain precipitation and hydrology, global hydrologic cycle, water isotopes, paleoclimate, regional climate change and variability
Harper Simmons University of Alaska Fairbanks School of Fisheries and Ocean Science Fairbanks, AK Physical Oceanography, ocean modeling, geophysical fluid dynamics.
Frederik J Simons Princeton University Geosciences and Program in Applied & Computational Mathematics Princeton, NJ Geodesy, Cryosphere, Sea-level change, Mass balance, Oceanographic instrumentation
Isla Simpson National Center for Atmospheric Research Climate and Global Dynamics Laboratory Boulder, CO Atmospheric dynamics, Climate Variability and Change, Earth System Modelling
Seeta Sistla Cal Poly Natural Resources Management & Environmental Sciences San Luis Obispo, CA Dr. Sistla's research interests focus on understanding how terrestrial systems respond to environmental and management changes through coupled plant-soil-microbial interactions and how these responses can feed back to affect terrestrial processes like carbon sequestration and plant productivity. Fields on interest include: terrestrial biogeochemistry; ecosystem ecology; Arctic systems; agricultural systems; plant-soil-microbe interactions.
David K Skelly Yale University School of Forestry & Environmental Studies New Haven, CT ecology of landscapes, amphibian metacommunities, evolutionary ecology
Laurence C. Smith University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Department of Geography and Department of Earth & Space Sciences Los Angeles, CA Arctic climate change, Remote sensing hydrology, Arctic hydrology, Cryosphere, Greenland Ice Sheet mass balance and hydrology, SWOT (Surface Water and Topography satellite mission, for more see http://swot.jpl.nasa.gov)
Adam Sobel Columbia University Earth and Environmental Sciences/Applied Math New York, NY Tropical Meteorology, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics, General Circulation, Atmospheric Water Vapor, Intraseasonal Variability, Tropical Cyclones
Amy Solomon University of Colorado/NOAA Cooperative Institute for Research in the Environmental Science/NOAA Physical Science Laboratory Boulder , CO
Dr Susan Solomon NOAA OAR EXEX Boulder, CO Atmospheric Chemistry including radiative transfer and ozone depletion
Dr Kevin Speer Florida State University Oceanography Department Tallahassee, FL Analyses of ocean circulation from observations, Polar oceanography, controls on sea-ice, air-sea interaction. Location of Polar Front during LGM
Scott St George University of Minnesota Department of Geography Minneapolis, MN Paleoclimatology, dendrochronology, low-frequency variability in the climate system, paleoflood hydrology, northern Great Plains
Cristiana Stan George Mason University Atmospheric, Oceanic and Earth Sciences Fairfax, VA Climate modeling
Variability of tropics, midlatitude and their interactions
Carla Staver Yale University Ecology and Evolutionary Biology New Haven, CT Ecology, biome distributions, savanna, fire, water and nutrient limitation
Dr. Michael Steele University of Washington Polar Science Center, Applied Physics Laboratory Seattle, WA physical oceanography of the polar oceans: circulation, water masses, freshwater, ocean warming, sea level change, physical controls on biological productivity (primary, secondary, top predators)
Dr. John C. Stella SUNY Syracuse, Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) Forest and Natural Resources Management Syracuse, NY physical-biological linkages in riverine/riparian ecosystems; climate change impacts on streamflow regimes; semi-arid ecosystems; phenology; riparian forest dynamics
Peter Stempel Penn State University Landscape Architecture Univeristy Park, PA Hazard Visualization, Coastal Hazards, Coastal Resilience, Natural Hazards, Ocean Modeling, Risk Communication, Nature Based Solutions
Dr. Britton Stephens National Center for Atmospheric Research Earth Observing Laboratory Boulder, CO Terrestrial ecology, oceanography, atmospheric dynamics, and climate change mitigation. Atmospheric O2 and CO2 measurements from towers, ship, and aircraft. Global carbon cycle model-data synthesis.
Samantha Stevenson University of California Santa Barbara Bren School of Environmental Science & Management Santa Barbara, CA Climate dynamics, interannual to decadal climate variability, drought, El Nino/Southern Oscillation, paleoclimate
Frank Stewart Georgia Institute of Technology Biology Atlanta, GA
Christopher Still University of California, Santa Barbara Department of Geography Santa Barbara, CA C4 vegetation and physiology; fog; isotope biogeochemistry; carbon cycle science; isotope hydrology; ecosystem ecology
Charles Stock NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Princeton, NJ Earth system modeling and prediction, climate and marine resources
Daniel Stolper UC Berkeley Earth and Planetary Science Berkeley, CA
Trude Storelvmo Yale University Department of Geology and Geophysics New Haven, CT aerosol-cloud-climate interactions, cloud feedbacks, climate sensitivity.
Fiamma Straneo UCSD Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA ice sheet/ocean Interaction, polar Oceans, dense water formation, convection, freshwater pathways from the glaciated areas, overturning circulation
David M Straus George Mason University Atmospheric, Oceanic and Earth Sciences Fairfax, VA Indian Monsoon, Atmospheric Dynamics, Mid-Latitude Storm tracks; Tropical-Extratropical Interactions; Macroturbulence of the Atmosphere.
Malte F Stuecker University of Hawaii at Manoa Oceanography Honolulu, HI Internal climate variability and forced changes in the past, present, and future; Climate dynamics; El Niño-Southern Oscillation dynamics; Decadal variability; Climate connections between the tropics and poles and between different ocean basins
Aneesh Subramanian University of Colorado Boulder Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Boulder, CO My research interests are mainly focused on climate dynamics, predictability, data assimilation, and geophysical fluid dynamics.
Katharine Suding University of Colorado INSTAAR, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Boulder, CO Feedbacks, vegetation phenology and diversity, functional traits, ecosystem dynamics.
Professor Wen-Yih Sun Purdue University Department of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences West Lafayette, IN regional climate/mesoscale modeling; atmosphere-vegetation-land-snow interactions; computational geofluid dynamics; dryline and severe storm; Asian monsoon; aerosol/dust in East Asia
Jielun Sun NCAR Meosocale and Microscale Meteorology Boulder, CO Interactions between land/sea surfaces and the atmosphere, stable boundary layer, trace gas transport within the planetary boundary layer.
David Sutherland University of Oregon Department of Earth Sciences Eugene, OR Ice-ocean interactions; Icebergs; Glacial fjord circulation; coastal and estuarine circulation
Abigail Swann University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences and Biology Seattle, WA Climate science, Ecosystem-climate interactions, carbon cycling, paleo climate, future climate
Talia Tamarin-Brodsky MIT EAPS CAMBRIDGE, MA My research interests concern questions on the interface between weather and climate, and include atmospheric temperature variability, midlatitude atmospheric dynamics, regional climate and extremes, weather predictability, and climate change.
Dr Amit Tandon University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth Physics Department and SMAST Dartmouth, MA Sub-grid scale processes in climate models, their representation and impact on climate and its variability.
Pieter Tans NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory Global Monitoring Division Boulder, CO Global carbon cycle, climate change, the Anthropocene, atmospheric gas measurements, gas metrology, new sampling systems, isotopic ratios, air-sea exchange, atmospheric transport and inverse modeling.
Gordon T Taylor Stony Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences Stony Brook, NY Microbiological mediation of carbon and nitrogen cycling in marine systems
Haiyan Teng NCAR Climate & Global Dynamics Lab Boulder, CO climate variability, change and predictability, extremes, climate dynamics
Cesar Terrer Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) CEE Cambridge, MA Carbon cycle, climate change, ecosystem ecology, Earth system science, nutrients, soils, nature-based solutions
Andrew Richard Thompson NOAA, NMFS, SWFSC Fisheries Resources Division La Jolla, CA Marine Ecology, Fisheries Ecology, Molecular Ecology, Biogeography
Andrew Thompson California Institute of Technology Environmental Science and Engineering Pasadena, CA Physical oceanography, climate dynamics, ocean-ice interactions
David W J Thompson Colorado State University Department of Atmospheric Science Fort Collins, CO My research and that of my students is focused on improving our understanding of global climate variability through analyses of observations and experiments with numerical models. My interests include large-scale atmospheric dynamics, the interpretation of observed climate change, stratosphere/troposphere coupling, ocean/atmosphere interaction, decadal climate variability, and the climate impacts of large-scale atmospheric phenomena.
LuAnne Thompson University of Washington School of Oceanography Seattle, WA Physical Oceanography Climate
Dr Joel Thornton University of Washington Department of Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA atmospheric heterogeneous and multiphase chemistry; tropospheric photochemistry; aerosol-cloud interactions
Dr. Robert Thunell University of South Carolina Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences Columbia, SC Paleoclimatology/paleoceanography; stable isotope geochemistry; production and flux of sediments in the modern ocean; biogeochemistry
Kristy Tiampo University of Colorado Boulder Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences Boulder, CO Remote sensing, geodesy, natural hazards, geophysics
Dr. Jessica Tierney The University of Arizona Department of Geosciences Tucson, AZ Paleoclimatology, paleoceanography, organic geochemistry, biomarkers, water isotopes
Prof Ming Fang Ting Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Palisades, NY Climate dynamics and modeling
Prof Margaret A Tolbert University of Colorado CIRES Boulder, CO Atmospheric Chemistry
Dr. John M. Toole Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography Woods Hole, MA The physics of ocean mixing including the nature of finescale and microscale velocity, temperature and salinity fluctuations and the relationships between them. Polar oceanography and upper-ocean/sea ice interactions, Seasonal to multi-decadal variability of ocean water properties, stratification and circulation, ocean time-series stations. Global oceanic heat and fresh water budgets, water mass formation and circulation. Low-latitude ocean circulation, El Niňo. Oceanographic instrument development.
Dr Kevin E Trenberth NCAR Climate Analysis Section Boulder, CO El Nino, climate variability, climate change, water cycle, hurricanes
Kathleen Treseder University of California, Irvine Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Irvine, CA Microbial biogeochemistry
Dr Joseph Tribbia National Center for Atmospheric Research Climate and Global Dynamics Division Boulder, CO Weather and Climate prediction and predictability. Ensemble Data Assimilation for climate applications
Prof Aradhna Tripati University of California, Los Angeles Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Earth and Space Sciences Los Angeles, CA paleoclimate, paleoceanography, climate variability, testing models, biogeochemistry, carbon cycle
Valerie Trouet University of Arizona Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research Tucson, AZ dendrochronology, paleoclimatology, climate of the common era, terrestrial carbon cycle, climate ecosystem interactions
Austin Troy University of Colorado Denver Urban and Regional Planning Denver, CO Urban environmental planning, green infrastructure, urban forestry, water conservation, urban heat mitigation, wildfire-safe communities, GIS
Anna Trugman University of California Santa Barbara Geography Santa Barbara, CA Ecology, Global Change, Vegetation modeling, Fire disturbance, Plant hydraulics
Greg Tucker CIRES / University of Colorado 2200 Colorado Ave Boulder, CO Other: interaction between climate and erosion/sedimentation systems. climatic geomorphology, Quaternary environments, coupling of climate, hydrology, and geomorphology, numerical modeling of climate change impacts on earth surface processes
B L Turner, II Clark University Geography Worcester, MA Land change science, sustainability, vulnerability
Eli Tziperman Harvard University Earth and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA Ocean, atmosphere and climate dynamics, including present-day climate variability, ENSO, ocean circulation, paleoclimate and more.
Maria Tzortziou City University of New York and Columbia Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory Center for Discovery and Innovation (CDI) - Earth and Atmospheric Science New York, NY Impacts of anthropogenic pressures and environmental hazards on coastal and open ocean biogeochemistry, ecology, and ecosystem services; marine bio-optics; satellite remote sensing; wetland ecosystems and global change; carbon cycle; land-ocean interactions in the Arctic
Caroline Ummenhofer Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography Woods Hole Rd, MA climate modeling, climate variability and change, Indo-Pacific climate variability, monsoons, Indian Ocean dynamics, extreme events, decadal variability, Southern Hemisphere extratropics, paleo climate, droughts, effect of climate variability and change on agriculture
Nadine Unger Yale University Forestry and Environmental Studies New Haven, CT Atmospheric chemistry, air pollution, radiative forcing, climate change, global climate modeling, chemistry-climate interactions, aerosols, ozone, methane, reactive trace gas emissions from land ecosystems, geo-engineering
Dr Mark C. Urban University of Connecticut Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Storrs, CT Community ecology, evolutionary ecology, landscape ecology, landscape genetics
Maria Uriarte Columbia University Ecology, Evolution & Environmental Biology New York, NY Forest dynamics, forest simulation modeling, drivers of land use change in the tropics.
Taneil Uttal NOAA ESRL/PSD Boulder, CO Cloud-Aerosol interactions in the Arctic. Surface Radiation balances in the Arctic
Richard Vachula Auburn University Geoscience Auburn, AL paleoclimate, paleoecology, human-environment interactions, organic geochemistry
John W. Valley University of Wisconsin Dept. of Geoscience Madison, WI stable isotope geochemistry, SIMS, paleoclimatlogy, speleothems, paleosols
Dr Geoffrey K Vallis Princeton University Atmosphere and Ocean Sciences Program Princeton, NJ Ocean modeling, coupled ocean-atmosphere fluid dynamics, geostrophic turbulence, general circulation
Marina Eller Vance University of Colorado Boulder Department of Mechanical Engineering and Environmental Engineering Program Boulder, CO Air pollution, indoor air quality, aerosols, aerosol physics, field measurements, experimental laboratory research, research-grade and low-cost aerosol detection.
Gabriel Andrés Vecchi NOAA/GFDL Princeton Forrestal Campus Princeton, NJ Tropical climate dynamics. Ocean/atmosphere dynamics and coupling. Impact of climate change and variability on extreme events. Predictability and prediction of climate and its impacts.
Dr Arnold Vedlitz Texas A&M University Institute for Science, Technology & Public Policy College Station, TX Human dimensions research: hazard and risk assessment by decision makers and the public; climate change impact on infrastructure, human health, economic development; environmental policy and decision-making; quantitative analysis of social science data and database management.
Ryan Venturelli Colorado School of Mines Geology and Geological Engineering Golden, CO Isotope geochemistry, quaternary geochronology, paleoglaciology
James Verdin U.S. Geological Survey NIDIS Program Office, NOAA/ESRL Boulder, CO Climate services and early warning systems
Gabriele Villarini University of Iowa IIHR-Hydroscience & Engineering Iowa City, IA Hydroclimatology; Extremes; Flooding; Predictions; Projections; Tropical cyclones; Hurricanes; Atmospheric Rivers
Martin Visbeck Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Palisades, NY Ocean's role in climate, North Atlantic Oscillation, Atlantic climate variability, Antarctic bottom water formation, climate variability and its impact on ecosystems, climate variability and its impact on oceanic CO2 uptake
Dr Rainer Volkamer University of Colorado CIRES & Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Boulder, CO Atmospheric chemistry and physics; reactive trace gases; halogens; oxygenated hydrocarbons; aerosol physics and chemistry; heterogeneous chemistry; multiphase chemistry; organic aerosols; marine aerosols; aircraft and ground-based field measurements; simultaneous measurement of aerosols and trace gases; development in-situ and remote sensing instrumentation; column observations of trace gases from ground, ships, and research aircraft; satellite; radiative transfer
Mathias Vuille University at Albany, State University of New York Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences Albany, NY tropical climate variability and change tropical glaciers stable isotope modeling and model-data (proxy) comparison monsoon reconstruction from proxies (speleothems, tree rings, lake sediments and ice cores)
David Wahl USGS Menlo Park, CA paleoclimate, environmental change, human-environment interactions
Martin Wahlen University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA
Dr Stuart G Wakeham Skidaway Institute of Oceanography 10 Ocean Science Circle Savannah, GA ocean carbon cycling, carbon burial and preservation
Maureen Walczak Oregon State University Corvallis, OR Paleoceanography, Paleoclimatology, Sedimentology/Stratigraphy, Geochronology. I utilize geochemistry, micropaleontology and physical properties of marine sediment records to reconstruct past environments with a particular interest in ice-ocean interactions and periods of past warming.
Dr Duane Waliser California Institute of Technology Jet Propulsion Laboratory, MS 183-505 Pasadena, CA climate modeling and analysis
Dr John M Wallace University of Washington JISAO Seattle, WA Climate dynamics
Matthew Wallenstein Colorado State University Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory Fort Collins, CO microbial physiology, proteomics, metabolomics, global change
Megan Walsh University of Oregon Geography Eugene, OR Fire history Charcoal analysis Vegetation dynamics Human alteration of ecosystems
Tony Wang Boston College Earth and Environmental Sciences Chestnut Hill, MA ocean biogeochemistry and climate; paleoclimate; paleoceanography, stable isotope geochemistry
Zhengrong Wang Yale University Department of Geology and Geophysics New Haven, CT Mantle geochemistry, theoretical study of isotope fractionation theory and its application to geological problems, developing paleoproxies to study paleoclimate, trace element geochemistry
Lei Wang Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA Remote Sensing, Hydrology, Soil Moisture, flooding
Jia Wang NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Lab Ann Arbor, MI Polar and subpolar (including the Great Lakes) climate change (atmosphere, sea ice oceanography, and ecosystem) and interactions. Global coupled atmosphere-ice-ocean modeling and basin-scale ocean-ice-ecosystem modeling. Regional/coastal ocean and sea ice dynamics and modeling.
Bin Wang University of Hawaii Dept. of Meteorology/ International Pacific Research Center Honolulu, HI Climate Dynamics , Tropical Meteorology, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics and Ocean-Atmosphere- Land Interaction
Guiling Wang University of Connecticut Civil and Environmental Engineering Storrs, CT Hydroclimatology (e.g., Precipitation Extremes; Drought and Flood); Land-Atmosphere Interactions; Climate Change and Climate System Modeling
Jun Wang The University of Iowa Chemical & Biochemical Engineering Iowa City, IA Atmospheric chemistry, air quality, land-atmosphere interaction, atmospheric composition and climate change. Techniques include satellite remote sensing of fires and atmospheric composition; earth system and atmospheric chemistry transport modeling.
Zhaohui Aleck Wang Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry Woods Hole, MA CO2 systems in coastal and riverine environments, carbon cycling, ocean acidification Sensing technologies and in-situ sensors for measurements of the CO2 system (pH, pCO2/fCO2, total dissolved inorganic carbon, and total alkalinity)
Dr Dingbao Wang University of Central Florida Civil, Environmental, and Construction Engineering Orlando, FL Climate change, hydroclimatological extremes in Florida, hydrology, sea level rise impacts, water resources, drought and floods
Lei Wang Purdue University Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences West Lafayette , IN Large-scale atmospheric dynamics and climate change, extreme weather events, intraseasonal atmospheric variabilities, jetstream dynamics
Dr Simon S.-Y. Wang Utah State University Utah Climate Center Logan, UT Climate diagnostics and prediction, with emphasis in extreme event attribution and forecasting
Omar Wani New York University New York City, NY Statistical and computational hydrosciences.
Dr Rik Wanninkhof NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory Miami, FL Oceanic carbon cycle
Libe Washburn University of California, Santa Barbara Marine Science Institute Santa Barbara, CA
Dr Warren M Washington NCAR/CGD Boulder, CO climate modeling and climate change
Hannah Waterhouse University of California, Santa Cruz Environmental Sciences Santa Cruz, CA environmental science, environmental justice, community engagement, regenerative agriculture
Darryn Waugh Johns Hopkins University Earth and Planetary Sciences Baltimore, MD Atmospheric dynamics and transport, Climate Modeling, Stratospheric Ozone, Ocean Carbon.
Wilbert Weijer Los Alamos National Laboratory Computational Physics & Methods group, CCS-2 Los Alamos, NM Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation; dynamics of the Arctic and Southern Oceans; high-latitude Earth systems variability and change; polynyas; Zapiola Anticyclone; sediment transport and contourites; microplastics.
Dr James A Weinman University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Global precipitation, lightning and soil moisture monitoring by electromagnetic techniques
Paul Wennberg California Institute of Technology ESE Pasadena, CA Atmospheric Composition; Greenhouse gas dynamics; Atmospheric Chemistry; Pollution; Aerosol
Dr Josef P. Werne University of Pittsburgh Department of Geology & Environmental Science Pittsburgh, PA Organic and Stable Isotope Biogeochemistry in Modern and Ancient Earth Systems: (Paleo)climate and environmental change using biogeochemical proxies and proxy development; impacts of climate change on ecosystems; microbial biogeochemistry; sulfur isotope biogeochemistry, sedimentary sulfur cycling and organic sulfur formation; carbon cycling and carbon isotope fractionation; stable isotope systematics of C, H, O, N, S in natural systems; early diagenesis, especially related to organic matter remineralization; chemical limnology/oceanography; global biogeochemical cycles; black shales; redox geochemistry.
Justin J. Wettstein Oregon State University College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences Corvallis, OR Large-scale atmospheric dynamics and variability; radiative and dynamic adjustments to greenhouse gas concentrations; climate forcings and feedbacks; atmospheric wave-mean flow interaction
Caitlin Whalen University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory and the School of Oceanography Seattle, WA turbulence and ocean mixing, internal waves and submesoscale process, impacts of small-scale processes on ocean circulation and climate
Dr Warren B White University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA ocean circulation, climate change, and ocean-atmosphere interaction
Dr Thomas G Whitham Northern Arizona University Department of Biological Sciences Flagstaff, AZ climate change and rapid ecotonal shifts, community and ecosystem impacts
William R Wieder National Center for Atmospheric Research Climate and Global Dynamics Boulder, CO land model development
Greg Wiles The College of Wooster Geology Wooster, OH North Pacific climate, Modeling climate variability using tree-rings, Reconstructing past changes in Alaskan Glaciers
A. Park Williams Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University Palisades, NY Climatology: Most research revolves around the causes and consequences of drought.
David Williams University of Wyoming Renewable Resources Laramie, WY Vegetation controls on water and carbon cycles, stable isotope tracers
A. Park Williams University of California, Los Angeles Department of Geography Los Angeles, CA hydroclimatology, fire ecology, global change
Earle Wilson Stanford University Earth System Science Stanford, CA ocean dynamics, ice-ocean interactions
Dr Kevin Roger Wilson Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Chemistry Berkeley, CA Oxidative Transformations of Organic Aerosols. Linking chemical composition of organic aerosol with cloud condensation nuclei activity (CCN). Soft ionization aerosol mass spectrometry.
Jonathan Winter Dartmouth College Geography Hanover, NH Climate Variability and Change, Climate Impacts on Water Resources and Agriculture, Dynamical and Statistical Downscaling of Global Climate Model Projections, Prediction and Predictability of Hydroclimate
Dr Michael Winton NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Climate Change, Variability and Prediction Princeton, NJ * Sea ice modeling * Air-sea fluxes and their climatic effects * Polar climate and climate change
Erika Wise University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Geography Chapel Hill, NC synoptic climatology, dendrochronology, hydroclimatology, climate variability and change, extreme events, drought, Common Era paleoclimatology, climate field reconstruction, water resources, science communication
Steven Wofsy Harvard University SEAS Cambridge, MA atmospheric chemistry, atmosphere-biosphere exchange, aircraft measurements of atmospheric gases
Ellen Wohl Colorado State University Geosciences Fort Collins, CO fluvial geomorphology
Brandon Wolding CIRES / NOAA PSL Boulder, CO
Amelia Wolf University of Texas at Austin Integrative Biology Austin, TX ecosystem ecology, community ecology, global change, biodiversity, species interactions, nutrient cycling
Tana E Wood USDA Forest Service International Institute of Tropical Forestry Luquillo, PR Climate Change, Tropical Forests, Carbon Cycling, Greenhouse Gas Fluxes, Biogeochemistry, Ecosystem Ecology
Robert Wood University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences Seattle, WA Cloud-aerosol interactions, Boundary layer, Cloud physics
Chelsea L Wood University of Washington School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences Seattle, WA parasite ecology, disease ecology, global change
Robert Wood University of Washington Seattle, WA Cloud physics, aerosol-cloud interactions
Rebecca Woodgate University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory/Oceanography Seattle, WA Observational Arctic Physical Oceanography, especially from moored sensors.
Connie Woodhouse University of Arizona School of Geography and Development Tucson, AZ climatology, paleoclimatology, dendrochronology, water resources, science translation
Abeyou W. Worqlul Blackland Research & Extension Center Texas A&M Blackland Research Center Temple, TX Land use and climate change effect on the hydrology, soil loss, above ground biomass and yield studies.
Dong L Wu NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Climate and Radiation Greenbelt, MD Dr. Dong L. Wu is a research scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC). His research interests include remote sensing of atmospheric dynamics and clouds, and sun-climate connection. For the sun-climate connection studies, his research has been focusing on impacts of the 11-year and 27-day variations in solar forcing on the upper and middle atmospheric dynamics and chemistry. The data analyses include uses of satellite measurements from Aura/MLS, Odin/SMR, TIMED/SABER, and GPS radio occultation, MERRA reanalysis, and simulations from WACCM.

Impacts of solar forcing and variability on Earth's atmosphere and climate. Uses of satellite data (MLS, SORCE, AIRS, GPS, AMSU/SSU) and model simulations (WACCM, GISS) to identify, characterize and understand Sun-Earth connection processes.
Prof Donald J Wuebbles University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Dept. of Atmospheric Sciences Urbana, IL Modeling of atmospheric chemistry and physics, climate change and climate dynamics.
Dr Carl Wunsch Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences Cambridge, MA
Meng Xia University of Maryland Eastern Shore Department of Natural Sciences Princess Anne, MD Computational fluid mechanics, hydrodynamic and water quality model development;

Coupling of multiple system models (biological, chemical, ecological and geophysical);

Climate/Sea Level or land use change impacts on river, lake, estuarine and coastal systems;

Linkage of models with policy makers (EPA, NOAA, State Agency) to improve health, changes in water quality and ecological resources. Models have focused on water pollution, Clean Water Act and Total Maximum Daily Loads, and fishery recruitment.
Meng Xia University of Maryland Eastern Shore Department of Natural Sciences Princess Anne, MD Estuarine and Coastal Physical Oceanography; Numerical Modeling; Climate Change; Physical-Biological coupling
Yushu Xia Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Palisades, NY Soil carbon; Ecosystem modeling; Remote sensing; Green house gas emissions; Natural climate solutions
Dr Shang-Ping Xie University of Hawaii International Pacific Research Center Honolulu, HI climate modeling, ocean- atmosphere- land interaction
Dr Shang-Ping Xie University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA climate variability and change, ocean-atmosphere interaction
Chonggang Xu Los Alamos National Laboratory Earth and Environmental Sciences Division Los Alamos, NM Dynamic Vegetation Modeling

Insect and Epidemiological Modeling

GIS & Remote Sensing

Sensitivity Analysis and Uncertainty Quantification

Satistical Analysis and Modeling
Xiangtao Xu Cornell University Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Ithaca, NY Carbon cycle
Ecology
Drought
Environmental remote sensing
Earth system modeling
Kehui Xu Louisiana State University Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences BATON ROUGE, LA Oceanography, paleoclimate, coastal morphodynamics, observation and numerical modeling of sediment transport along bottom boundary layer; sedimentary geology; coastal processes
Da Yang University of California, Davis Atmospheric Science Davis, CA Atmospheric dynamics, moist convection, general circulation, and climate change.
Dr. Xiaosong Yang NOAA/GFDL Seasonal to Decadal Variability and Predictability Devision Princeton, NJ Seasonal to decadal scale climate predictability and variability; Extratropical Climate extremes: Attribution and prediction
Tiantian Yang University of Oklahoma Norman, OK Water Resources Planning, Reservoir and Hydropwoer Operation, Artificial Intellegence, Fusion of Process-based Hydrologic Models with AI Models, Weather-Climate-Water-Energy Nexus, System Optimization and Hydrologic Model Calibration
Dr Zong-Liang Yang University of Texas at Austin Geological Sciences Austin, TX land-surface processes, land-atmosphere interaction, snow energy and water balances, flood modeling, regional climate modeling, global climate modeling, North American monsoon, biogenic emissions, global energy and water cycles
Dr Song Yang NOAA/ NCEP Climate Prediction Center Camp Springs, MD Climate diagnostics and prediction; Coupled ocean-atmosphere-land system; Planetary monsoons
Jiayan Yang Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography, Mail Stop 21 Woods Hole, MA Ocean and its role in climate changes; theoretical and numerical modeling of ocean circulation; Arctic climate changes
Chuixiang Yi Queens College, City University of New York School of Earth and Environmental Sciences Flushing, NY Greenhouse gas exchanges between vegetation and atmosphere.
William Roy Young University of California, San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla, CA Ocean circulation and mixing.
Kianoosh Yousefi University of Texas at Dallas Department of Mechanical Engineering Richardson, TX Air-sea interactions, surface gravity waves, turbulence and mixing at free surfaces, turbulent boundary layers above/below surface waves, airflow separation, and breaking waves.
Jin-Yi Yu University of California, Irvine Department of Earth System Science Irvine, CA coupled atmosphere-ocean interactions and climate system modeling
Lisan Yu Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Physical Oceanography Woods Hole, MA Air-sea fluxes and interaction; water cycle and ocean salinity; global ocean energy and freshwater budget; Air-sea boundary layers observed from remote sensing, autonomous surface vehicles, and traditional manned platforms.
Dr Yuk L Yung California Institute of Technology Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences Pasadena, CA
Dr Ben Zaitchik Johns Hopkins University Earth and Planetary Sciences Baltimore, MD Regional Climate Dynamics, Surface Hydrology, Drought Monitoring and Prediction, Remote Sensing, Data Assimilation
Laure Zanna New York University Courant Institute, Center for Atmosphere & Ocean New York City, NY Ocean and Climate Dynamics, Ocean heat Uptake and sea level, climate extremes, ocean turbulence, predictability.
Christopher Zappa Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University Ocean and Climate Physics Palisades, NY Air-sea interaction in a changing climate. Wave dynamics and wave breaking, sea spray, effect of near-surface turbulence on heat, gas, and momentum transport, infrared, multispectral, and polarimetric remote sensing, upper-ocean processes, polar ocean processes, coastal and estuarine processes.
Carlos A Zarikian Texas A&M University Integrated Ocean Drilling Program College Station, TX Micropaleontology (ostracods and foraminifers) stable isotope geochemical paleoecology and paleoclimatology, and geoarchaeology
Moira Zellner Northeastern University School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs Boston, MA complex systems modeling, participatory modeling, environmental planning and policy, resilience and sustainability, environmental justice
Dr Xubin Zeng University of Arizona Dept. of Atmospheric Sciences Tucson, AZ climate modeling, remote sensing applications, land/atmosphere/ocean/sea-ice interactions, nonlinear dynamics
Dr Ning Zeng University of Maryland Dept. of Meteorology and Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center College Park, MD Climate and Hydrological Variability
Xiwu Jerry Zhan NOAA NESDIS Center for Satellite Applications and Research Satellite Meteorology and Climatology Division Camp Springs, MD Land surface soil moisture and vegetation dynamics remote sensing, hydrological modeling and data assimilation
Rong Zhang NOAA/GFDL Princeton, NJ Low-frequency variability in the coupled system, global teleconnections of climate variability, impacts of AMOC on regional climate change and decadal predictability, mechanisms of AMOC and Atlantic multidecadal variability, Arctic-Atlantic interaction, and coupled air-sea interactions
Shunrong Zhang MIT Haystack Observatory Westford, MA Upper atmosphere science, in particular, ionosphere and thermosphere coupling and geospace disturbances, upper atmospheric climatology, variability and long-term trends. Incoherent scatter radar, FPI, GNSS and other ground-based and satellite in situ observational study
Minghua Zhang Stony Brook University / SUNY School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences Stony Brook, NY Diagnosis and understanding of climate change signals in monsoons, ENSO, storms, Hadley and Walker circulations in observations and in numerical models. Development of physical parameterizations and improvement of climate models
Dr Chidong Zhang NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Ocean Climate Seattle, WA Tropical weather-climate interface
Yue Zhang Texas A&M University Department of Atmospheric Sciences College Station, TX Aerosol-Cloud Interactions; Ice Nucleation and Cloud Condensation Nuclei; Atmospheric Chemistry, Chemical Reactions and Physicochemical Properties of Aerosols, Environmental Chamber
Da-Lin Zhang University of Maryland Department of Atmospheric & Oceanic Science College Park, MD High-Resolution Numerical Weather Prediction
Mesoscale Convective Systems
Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones
Regional Climate
Urban Meteorology
Kaiguang Zhao The Ohio State University School of Environment and Natural Resources Wooster, OH land cover; climate regulation; environmental modeling; spatial analysis; remote sensing
Youtong Zheng University of Houston Department of Earth and Atmospheric Science Houston, TX Physics of clouds and their roles in weather, climate, and climate change; Aerosol-cloud-climate interactions
Dr Paquita Zuidema University of Miami/Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science Atmospheric Sciences Miami, FL cloud processes; aerosol-cloud-radiation-precipitation-dynamic interactions; radiative transfer and remote sensing of clouds