Welcome to Skylar Lama, Jay Abbess and Yonglin Huang who will join our group in August to start their PhD adventure!

NOAA just published a Road Map based on three of children books created during the Deep-Ocean Exploration Mini-Mester at Georgia Tech by Yellow Jackets!

Find the NOAA page here, the Road Map with a link to the e-books here and the GT College of Science news item here

Great work by Fabrizio Falasca, with our French collaborators at IPSL, using complex network analysis to investigate how tropical climate variability changes from mid- to late Holocene in the Indo-Pacific basin.

Check it here

Our group work is highlighted in the Italian newsletter Rinnovabili on environmental sustainability. You can read it (in Italian) here

If you want to see Elise and me at the Expo’: Join virtually for a Frontiers for Young Minds live peer review on Ocean Heat Waves on Monday, January 31 at the Dubai Expo that we are hosting in partnership with the Swiss School of Public Health. The livestream starts at 7am New York | 12pm London | 1pm Paris | 4pm Dubai |  

Live stream on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_x12olpr7MU

Just because it’s such an incredible environment. Out today in Nature Physics

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-021-01458-y

and COS web page https://cos.gatech.edu/news/dipping-toe-jupiters-atmospheric-oceans-and-polar-cyclones

Elise Beaudin and I are headed to Dubai at the 2020 World Expo in January. Our contribution to Frontiers for Young Minds will be reviewed live at the Swiss Pavilion during the thematic week on the UN SDGs and human health!

All presentations at KITP on machine learning and the physics of climate are available at https://online.kitp.ucsb.edu/online/climate21/

Presentations from the conference can be found at https://online.kitp.ucsb.edu/online/climate-c21/

THANK YOU KITP for the opportunity!

After 7 weeks in beautiful Santa Barbara and a full immersion in ML and climate science, Annalisa is finally back at GT