Gabe Kooperman

New paper by Preece et al. shows that the increase in high pressure over #Greenland in summer that has accelerated #IceSheet melt is favored by diminished North American #snowcover via a stationary Rossby wave. @TLMote @judah47 @DrKnoxUGA @GKooperman nature.com/articles/s4146…

Two of our atmospheric sciences students @universityofga, Killian Mcsweeney and Shay Magahey, won @NSF Graduate Research Fellowships! More about Killian and Shay in this story: news.uga.edu/10-students-al…

And here's a link to make your submission easier: agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/preli…

Please consider submitting an abstract (by 8/3) to our AGU Fall Mtg session linking climate and extreme weather. ⛈️🔥🌡️ Session is 6 years and running! Invited speakers: Chia-Ying Lee (Columbia U.) and Pedram Hassanzadeh (Rice U., @turbulentjet). *RT appreciated!*

mastered it! 🌎 today I successfully defended my masters thesis! it’s been a lot of work, and I want to thank everyone who’s supported me on this journey. next stop, Dr. Cornish!!!!

Great paper on how climate change impacts air quality led by @Alliebanks with our collaborator @YangyangTAMU! @UgaGeography @UGAResearch

Submit your abstract to our ambitious #AGU21 session on climate and extreme weather! Hosts me, Kevin Reed, @GKooperman, and @mictomi. 5th year of talks, wide range of phenomena/methods. Confirmed speakers Jane Baldwin (@janewbaldwin) and Chris Skinner (@UMassLowell).

Postdoc position in Earth system modeling of precipitation extremes at UGA: kooperman.uga.edu/postdoc-positi…

Our new paper shows that plant response to rising CO2 modulates the strength and timing of monsoon rainfall substantially, in addition to CO2-triggered climate change.. Many thanks to @agturnermonsoon @AmulyaChevuturi @GKooperman disq.us/t/3s8vgrm

Plant responses to rising CO2 concentrations play a key role in modulating seasonal rainfall and water resources over global land monsoon regions. nature.com/articles/s4146…

What happens to 5,000 years old marine molecules when crashing waves emit them into the air? 🌊 #UGA prof. Amanda Frossard co-authors a new study focused on understanding the transfer of organic carbon from the ocean to the atmosphere. t.uga.edu/5mG @UGAFranklin

The Climate, Clouds, and Land Modeling Group at the University of Georgia has an opening for a postdoc position focused on modeling extreme storms and precipitation events: kooperman.uga.edu/postdoc-positi…