
Using computer models at @UConnGeoscience to understand past, present, and future #climate 🌎 Co-directed by Dr. Ran Feng and Dr. Clay Tabor
Storrs, CT
Joined June 2022
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Some recent news from our lab! 🎉 Hamida Ngoma Nadoya and Dr. Clay Tabor are co-authors on a new paper in Palaeo3 looking at how the Central Andes got wetter during the MCO. 🌧️ Check it out here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Had a successful day at our annual Earth Science Fair with @UConngeoscience! @hu_shixiong and Hamida taught visitors about climate modeling, @MG_Albright ran the Make-Your-Own-Fossil table, and Noah helped out in the Geomorphology lab! Highlight of the day: trashcan volcano 🌋
Two weeks ago, we had a very successful few days discussing past warm climates at @UConn. Thanks to everyone who made it out to Connecticut! 🥳
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We are seeking a tenure-track faculty member (open rank: Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor) to join UConn Earth Sciences! This cluster hire focuses on AI/ML to understand and address natural and climate change-related disasters. More details here: academicjobsonline.org/ajo/j…
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Had a great time at @UConn discussing Pliocene and Eocene climate. Thanks to Ran Feng and her team for organising...and I also got to meet Jonathan the Husky!
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We are looking for a visiting assistant professor to join us this Fall at @UConngeoscience ! You will have great teaching experience and leading big lectures for training future earth scientists! And we can work together on research projects too! jobs.hr.uconn.edu/en-us/job/…
✨🌎 Join us at UConn from Aug. 19-21st for a NSF-funded workshop focused on integrating PlioMIP & DeepMIP experiments with proxy data! We’ll discuss climate forcing, feedbacks, and sensitivity across Cenozoic warm intervals.
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First time in the eastern Sierra for #paleoCAMP. Loving the views!
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The best conference!
✨ONE WEEK ✨left to apply to the 2024 Graduate Climate Conference!! Applications are due Friday, June 14th at 11:59pm ET. Apply on our website today! graduateclimateconference.gi…
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Applications are now open for the 2024 Graduate Climate Conference! This year GCC will take place at the Pack Forest Conference Center outside of Seattle, WA on Nov 1-3, 2024. Applications are due June 14! graduateclimateconference.gi…
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Interested in paleoclimate and equilibrium climate sensitivity? If you’re at #EGU24 this afternoon, stop by my talk in room 0.14!
If you’re in Vienna for #EGU24 this afternoon, come stop by poster hall X5 to see some of the work done on Pliocene radiative forcing by our newest lab member, Noah Kravette!
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Awesome paper! On the model side we also see late Pleistocene ACC acceleration during interglacial conditions, especially when the WAIS collapses.
The Antarctic Circumpolar Current speeds up as the world warms. Check out our new @Nature paper tracing its dynamics over the past 5 million years & what it means for Antarctics's past&future. Shoutout to #Exp383 team
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The deadline to submit a presentation for the 2024 CESM Winter Workshop Meeting is today! We welcome you to register and present your research on paleoclimate modeling, proxy data development, and synthesis of model-data information :) Register here: cesm.ucar.edu/events/working…
Happy holidays from the C3 lab! We hope everyone enjoyed #AGU23 as much as we did this year and made it back home safely.
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Do you like atmospheric rivers? Greenland? The Last Interglacial? Come see my poster tomorrow at #AGU23
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Interested in End Cretaceous Mass Extinction or effects of emissions from asteroid impact on climate? Come and see my poster tomorrow afternoon! #AGU23
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Come visit the Cenozoic hydroclimate session posters this morning! And e-lightning session this afternoon. Convened by @Triptychphrases @UConn_C3_Lab @EarthTKukla and me.
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If you’re interested in equilibrium climate sensitivity and want to check out a new project I started this year, come visit my AGU poster today (PP13C-1234)! I’ll be there 4-6:30 pm :) #AGU23
























