CFMIP Early Career Scientist Award
For the purpose of encouraging research activity by young researchers in CFMIP, we manage the CFMIP Early Career Researcher award. This award is given to the best presentations by early career scientists who are either students or received their Ph.D. in the past five years. The award was started in 2017, partly supported by Nature Publishing Group (Nature Climate Change for 2017 and Nature Reviews Earth & Environment for 2019). We ask participants of the CFMIP meeting every year to declare if they are eligible for nomination, and the selection of winners is taken place through a fair judgement by the steering committee.
A list of winners and their presentation titles are below.
2024
Matt Luongo
Tropical Pacific responses to idealized subtropical low cloud forcing through subsurface oceanic adjustment
Arianna Varuolo-Clarke
Exploring drivers of observed and modeled mid-latitude precipitation change
Vincent Cooper
Paleoclimate Pattern Effects and Revised Estimates of Modern-day Climate Sensitivity
Senne Van Loon
Diagnosing Radiative Response and Forcing from Surface Temperature Patterns with Explainable Artificial Intelligence
Hanjun Kim
Wetter East Asia and Western United States with projected delayed Southern Ocean warming
2023
Sophie Abramian
Investigating Tropical Mesoscale Convective Systems in Global CRM with Deep Learning
Andrew Williams
Circus tents, convective thresholds and the non-linear climate response to tropical SSTs
Yi-Ling Hwong
Convective Memory and Organisation: Lessons Learned From Idealized Experiments
Sara Shamekh
Implicit learning of convective organization explains precipitation stochasticity
Alejandro Uribe
Observed and modeled CMIP6 internal variability feedbacks and their potential to constrain forced climate feedbacks
Jule Radtke
Spatial organisation affects the pathway to precipitation in simulated trade-wind convection
2022
Rachel Atlas
Hallett-Mossop rime splintering dims cumulus clouds over the Southern Ocean: New insight from nudged global storm-resolving simulations
Clare Singer
Extended mixed-layer theory for the stratocumulus-cumulus transition in climatology and under extreme CO2 forcing
2021
Xiaoli Zhou
Sea surface temperature control on the aerosol-induced brightness of marine clouds over the North Atlantic Ocean --- Implications for cloud feedback in a future warmer climate
Benjamin Fildier
Observation and theory of clear-sky radiative cooling peaks in patterns of organized shallow convection
2019
Yue Dong
Inter-model spread in CMIP5 feedback kinkiness traced to surface warming patterns
Stephen Po-Chedley
Climatological controls on the response of tropical clouds and relative humidity to greenhouse gas forcing
2018
Angeline Pendergrass
The uneven nature of precipitation and its change
Eleanor Middlemas
Contribution of cloud radiative feedbacks and ocean dynamics to sea surface temperature variability in subtropical northeastern ocean basins
2017
Paulo Ceppi
Contributions of climate feedbacks to changes in atmospheric circulation
Daniel McCoy
Global, convection-permitting simulations of cloud feedbacks and aerosol interactions
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Last Updated on June 11, 2024 by Jen Kay