People#

Principal Investigator#

Brian Rose#

Brian Rose

brose@albany.edu

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Fearless leader of the Rose research group! I’m passionate about science, education, math, the Earth, open-source software, bicycles, building communities, music (stringed instruments especially), food, drink, and family. When I’m not working, I’m basically a hobbit. You can download my full CV here.

Graduate Students#

Robert Ford#

Robert Ford

rford2@albany.edu

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I am generally interested in global climate change and large-scale dynamics. My current research uses climate models to explore how atmosphere–ocean–sea ice interactions influence radiative feedbacks and climate sensitivity. In particular, I am interested in how slow variability of the Southern Ocean could impact radiative feedbacks through pattern effects. Besides science, I enjoy playing guitar and reading philosophy.

Li Zhuo#

Li Zhuo

lzhuo@albany.edu

I have a strong interest in the processes and feedbacks taking place in the atmosphere and ocean. Currently, I focus on the rapid warming taking place over the desert. My goal is to explore the mechanisms responsible for it and the impacts this warming has on the regional and global climate. In my spare time, I enjoy swimming, travelling and photography.

Nabindra Gyawali#

Nabindra Gyawali

ngyawali@albany.edu

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I am interested in synoptic dynamics, land atmosphere interaction,and extreme precipitation events in general. Currently, I am working in identifying and attributing changes in the ratio of locally forced and synoptically forced midlatitude precipitation events using satellite remote sensing. In my spare time, I like playing tennis, hiking, and watching sports.

Undergraduate Students#

Alex Kramer#

Alex Kramer

adkramer@albany.edu

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I have an interest in severe storms meteorology, in particular the processes that cause the genesis and strengthening of tornadoes. My current research involves the analysis of the Turin, NY tornado of 2023, specifically the roll of terrain and storm interactions in the progression of the tornado. Outside of science, I enjoy skiing, working out, and volunteering with my local fire department.

Alumni#

Yuan-Jen Lin#

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Visiting Ph.D. student, 2021-2022

Current position: Postdoctoral Associate, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, University of Colorado Boulder

Past positions: Postdoc at Center for Climate Systems Research, Columbia University / NASA GISS,

Fangze Zhu#

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Ph.D. student, 2018-2024

Current position: Postdoc at Fudan University

Christopher Cardinale#

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Ph.D. Student, 2016-2022

Current position: Faculty Assistant at U. Maryland College Park

Cameron Rencurrel#

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Ph.D. Student, 2014-2020

Current position: Climate Risk Analyst at PwC

Past positions: Postdoc, Texas A&M,

Lance Rayborn#

Lance Rayborn Google Scholar

MS student, 2015-2016

Current position: Self-employed

Past positions: Research Associate at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,

Duan-Heng Chang#

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Visiting research intern, summer 2019

Current position: unknown

Chyi-Rong Tsai#

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Visiting research intern, summer 2015

Current position: Graduate student at UT Austin Sociology

Past positions: Research Assistant, Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan,

Deborah McGlynn#

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Undergradute thesis, Fall 2014

Current position: Graduate student at Virginia Tech, Civil & Environmental Engineering

Past positions: MS student at SUNY ESF,