About meI am an atmospheric scientist with a focus on stratospheric circulation and dynamics. I am currently a Postdoctoral Research Scientist working jointly at Northwest Research Associates, and, the University of Chicago with Dr. M. Joan Alexander, and Prof. Pedram Hassanzadeh. Throughout my postdoctoral research, I have been leveraging machine learning techniques to enhance the representation of subgrid-scale processes in climate models, with a focus on atmospheric gravity waves.
My research seeks to I) expand our knowledge of the stratospheric circulations and dynamics, II) uncover a deeper understanding of atmospheric gravity waves and their interaction with the mean flow, as well as to improve their representation in the weather and climate models, and III) develop novel data-driven methods for climate analysis and modeling. The integration of outcomes from these areas is crucial for enhancing the climate change projections of future climate variability and weather extremes. My Ph.D. is in Atmospheric Sciences from the University of Washington advised by John M. Wallace and Qiang Fu, where my work focused on studying the quasi-biennial oscillation and atmospheric gravity waves. |