Bio (CV)
I am Associate Professor of Climate Science in the School of Ocean and Earth Science at the University of Southampton.
I am also a UKRI Future Leaders Fellow, a Royal Meteorological Society Fellow, and a Centre for Higher Education Practice Fellow.
Before moving to the UK, I was a Postdoctoral Scholar at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, following the completion of my Ph.D. at Harvard University.
My research develops statistical and physics-based tools to quantify climate change and identify the mechanisms that drive variability and long-term change in the ocean–climate system.
My recent research interests include:
a. Climate data and statistical climatology;
b. Sea-ice in a warming climate;
c. AMOC-related climate dynamics;
d. Machine learning applications in climate modelling;
e. Strategies for climate adaptation and policy formulation.
I led the development of the Dynamically Consistent Ensemble of Temperature (DCENT) and have published papers in Nature, Nature Climate Change, PNAS, Science Advances, Nature Communications, BAMS, Journal of Climate, and other top-tier journals in Earth and Climate Sciences. My work has been featured by New Scientist, NPR, Associated Press, and other international media.