News
- (2025.05) Dahye Ko received Outstanding Paper Presentation Award at Korean Meteorological Society annual meeting. Congratulations!
- (2025.04) Dahye Ko received Outstanding Paper Presentation Award at Korean Earth Science Society annual meeting. Congratulations!
- (2025.03) Dr. Minju Kim received Prestigious Sejong Science Fellowship by National Research Foundation of Korea. Congratulations!
- (2025.02) Jungeun Lee received Undergraduate Excellence Award by Korean Meteorological Society. Congratulations!
- (2024.10) Youngjoo Cho received Outstanding Paper Presentation Award at Korean Meteorological Society annual meeting. Congratulations!
Current Members
- Dr. Hyerim Kim (Research Prof. at Ewha Univ., 2023.12~): Climate engineering and Arctic
- Dr. Cheng Zheng (Research Scientist at Stony Brook Univ., 2024.01~): Subseasonal forecast with AI
- Dr. Minju Kim (Research Prof. at Ewha Univ., 2024.03~): Extreme weather
- Youngjoo Cho (Master course, 2024.09~): Climate engineering and global Monsoon
- Dahye Ko (Master course, 2025.03~): Climate engineering and extreme events
- Jungeun Lee (Master course, 2025.03~): Climate engineering and ENSO
Alumni (@Stony Brook Univ., NY, USA)
- Jiabao Wang, PhD (~2021)
Dissertation title: PNA-like MJO teleconnections: metrics, dynamical processes, and future change
Current position: Research data analyst at UC San Diego
https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=So0vY6oAAAAJ&hl=en
- Yang Zhou, PhD (~2019, Best PhD Dissertation award winner of the school)
Dissertation title: Life cycle of Atmospheric Rivers over the North Pacific: identification, processes, and intraseasonal variability
Current position: Research Scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
https://www.yangzhouscholar.net
- Haikun Xu, PhD (~2017, co-advised with Prof. Janet Nye)
Dissertation title: Understanding and predicting the effects of climate variability and change on Southern New England yellowtail flounder population dynamics
Current position: Senior Scientist at IATTC
Undergarduate/High school student research
- Yujay An (2022- Ward Melville High School, 2024- Princeton Univ.)
Y. An and H. Kim, 2024: Improving the predictability of the US seasonal surface temperature with Convolutional Neural Networks trained on CESM2 LENS. JGR-Atmos., http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/2024JD040961
- Lillian Huynh (2022, Stony Brook Univ.)
project: ENSO teleconnections
- Shaun Laurinaitis (2021, SUNY Oswego)
project: The link between snowfall variation in the NE US and the Arctic oscillation
- Grace Woodruff (2019, Suffolk County Community College)
project: The impact of MJO on Central Park snowfall
- Claire Bush (2019, Suffolk County Community College)
project: Contribution of tropical storm to seasonal precipitation in Central park, New York
- Taylor Grandfield (2018, Suffolk County Community College)
project: The affect of ENSO on California’s Atmospheric Rivers
- Kathleen Folan (2018, Stony Brook Univ.)
project: The role of atmospheric rivers in the recent Arctic amplification
- Brittney Herold (2017, Suffolk County Community College)
project: Seasonal trends of urban, coastal and inland locations around New York City
- Dutch Cortese (2017-2018, Kings Park High School)
project: ENSO and Hurricane
- Balima Djamila (2013, Stony Brook Univ.)
project: Dust variability in the Sahel linked with ENSO