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The sensitivity of global tropical cyclone frequency to climate changes

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Speaker: Tim Merlis (Princeton/GFDL)

Improvements and remaining challenges in the parameterization of microphysics and its impact on deep convection

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Speaker: Hugh Morrison (UCAR)

Climate Seminar - Chris Bretherton, University of Washington

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Chris Bretherton, University of Washington "Regimes of aerosol-low cloud-climate interaction"

Climate Seminar - Leif Thomas, Stanford University

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Leif Thomas, Stanford University "Ocean fronts: surf zones for internal waves and the implications for the ocean's energy budget."

Climate Tea- Cristian Proistosescu

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Speaker: Cristian Proistosescu Article: PALAEOSENS Project Members (Nature 2012), 'Making sense of palaeoclimate sensitivity' Supplementary material: Available here

Earth's greatest killer finally caught, thanks to geology gumshoes

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Geology is partly detective work, and scientists now have enough evidence to book a suspect in the biggest environmental catastrophe in Earth's history. Graduate students Seth Burgess and Ben Black talk to. NBC News

Special ClimaTea Lecture: "The relationship between the location of the intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ) and atmospheric heat transport across the equator"

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**Please note the special time and place for this event. Speaker: Dr. Aaron Donohoe (MIT) Abstract: "The distribution of tropical precipitation and the atmospheric heat transport in the deep tropics are both primarily controlled by the strength and...

Climate Tea - Joe Fitzgerald

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Speaker: Joe Fitzgerald Article: K. Smith et al. (GRL 2012), 'Mitigation of 21st century Antarctic sea ice loss by stratospheric ozone recovery'

Climate Tea - Ji Nie

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Presenter: Ji Nie Article: Lin et al. (Nature Climate Change 2012), 'Physically based assessment of hurricane surge threat under climate change' Supplementary material: Available here

Climate Tea - Holly Dail

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Speaker: Holly Dail Article: Hargreaves et al. (Clim. Past Discuss. 2012), 'Skill and reliability of climate model ensembles at the Last Glacial Maximum and mid Holocene' Reviews: Available here

The PEcAn Project: Carbon-Cycle Reanalysis Facilitated by Model-Data Ecoinformatics

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Speaker: Michael Dietze (Boston University) Background reading: Dietze et al. (Plant, Cell, & Environment) 'On improving the communication between models and data'

Climate Tea - Karen McKinnon

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Speaker: Karen McKinnon Article: Maness et al. (Nature Geoscience 2012), 'Summertime climate response to mountain pine beetle disturbance in British Columbia' Supplementary material: Available here