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Dr J Mendonca

Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences

University of Southampton

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Climatology

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Astrophysics

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Exoplanetology

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Physics

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Climate Dynamics

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Computational Modelling

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Environmental Physics

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University of Southampton

Exploring the Extreme Venus Climate and Hot Terrestrial Exoplanets

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Does It Rain on Other Planets?

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University of Southampton

University of Southampton

How do giant storms form in fast-rotating planets?

This PhD project at the University of Southampton focuses on exploring the turbulent atmosphere of Jupiter through advanced 3D climate simulations. Under the supervision of Joao Manuel Mendonca, the research aims to deepen our understanding of the dynamic processes governing Jupiter's atmosphere, leveraging state-of-the-art computational modeling techniques. The project is ideal for students interested in planetary science, atmospheric dynamics, and computational astrophysics. While the full funding and eligibility details are not specified, applicants will likely need a strong background in physics, astronomy, or a related field, and an interest in simulation-based research. The University of Southampton provides a vibrant research environment for planetary and space science.