Charlotte Moser

I am a mathematics PhD student at the University of Wisconsin Madison working as a research assistant for Dr. Nan Chen .

I work on the intersection of mathematics and environmental science. I am passionate about using mathematical modeling to address environmental issues. On the mathematics side I am working on uncertainty quantification, data assimilation, machine learning and data science, modeling of complex systems, Bayesian inference, information theory, and extreme events. On the application side I study Madden Julian Oscillation, El Nino Southern Oscillation, ocean dynamics, eddies, fluid dynamics, and observational data analysis. I am currently working on targeting biases in complex earth systems models with simple idealized models, and extreme event analysis. 

I got my B.S. in applied mathematics at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. I also minored in environmental science and psychology. During my undergraduate career I modeled the effects of parasites on beach ecosystems and evaluated the model using identifiability analysis.