2007 Appointments
- Class 17
The selection of the ten
postdoctorates for NOAA's Climate & Global Change fellowship program had
a high acceptance rate, which is not unusual for this competitive program.
The applicants, all researchers investigating a broad range of atmospheric
sciences, were narrowed down to 10 finalists by this years selection committee.
- Larissa Back
Research Topic: Deep convection
Education: PhD, University of Washington, Atmospheric Sciences
Hosts: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Kerry Emanuel
- Timothy Bertram
Research Topic: Aerosols – cloud interaction
Education: PhD, University of California, Berkeley, Atmospheric Chemistry
Co-Hosts: University of Washington, Tom Ackerman and
Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean, Joel Thornton
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Gang Chen
Research Topic: Climate dynamics – jet streams
Education: PhD, Princeton University, Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences
Host: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Alan Plumb
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Benjamin Cook
Research Topic: Dust
Education: PhD, University of Virginia, Environmental Science
Co-Hosts: Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Richard Seeger and
Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Ron Miller
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Delphine Farmer
Research Topic: Atmospheric chemistry—aerosols
Education: PhD, University of California, Berkeley, Chemistry
Host: Colorado University, Boulder, Jose-Luis Jimenez
- Nicole Lovenduski
Research Topic: CO2 biogeochem
Education: PhD, University of California, Los Angeles, Atmospheric & Oceanic Science
Host: Colorado State University, Takamitsu Ito
- Martin Medina-Elizalde
Research Topic: Paleoclimate (stalaginites)
Education: PhD, University of California, Santa Barbara, Marine Science
Host: University Massachusetts, Stephen Burns
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Hyodae Seo
Research Topic: Ocean/atmosphere interactions
Education: PhD, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Climate
Host: University of California, Los Angeles, Roberto Mechoso
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Rachel Stanley
Research Topic: Carbon cycle
Education: PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Chemical Oceanography
Host: Princeton University, Michael Bender
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Tana Wood
Research Topic: Soil biogeochem
Education: PhD, University of Virginia, Environmental Sciences
Host: University of California, Berkeley, Whendee Silver
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