Jia-Rui Shi

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

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Kyle Clem

Lecturer in Climate Science

Victoria University of Wellington

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Sarah Gille

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University of California, San Diego

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Laure Zanna

New York University

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Alison Banwell

Professor in Glaciology

Northumbria University

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Lynne D. Talley

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Jia-Rui Shi

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The Impact of Natural External Forcing on Ocean Heat Uptake Efficiency Since the 1980s

Warming Band in Southern Ocean’s Indian Sector: The Role of Remote Atlantic Buoyancy Forcing via Poleward-Shifting Circulation Response

Annual Cycle Changes in the Vertical Structure of Ocean Temperature: A Fingerprint of Human Influence on Climate

Annual Cycle Changes in the Vertical Structure of Ocean Temperature: A Fingerprint of Human Influence on Climate

Antarctica and the Southern Ocean

Weakened Seasonality of the Ocean Surface Mixed Layer Depth in the Southern Indian Ocean During 1980–2019

The emerging human influence on the seasonal cycle of sea surface temperature

Antarctica and the Southern Ocean

Interhemispheric Contrasts of Ocean Heat Content Change Reveals Distinct Fingerprints of Anthropogenic Climate Forcings

Ocean heat uptake and interbasin redistribution driven by anthropogenic aerosols and greenhouse gases

Southern Ocean warming and its climatic impacts

Subsurface Ocean Temperature Responses to the Anthropogenic Aerosol Forcing in the North Pacific

Indian Ocean mixed layer depth changes under global warming

The competition between anthropogenic aerosol and greenhouse gas climate forcing is revealed by North Pacific water-mass changes

Antarctica and the Southern Ocean

Surface warming–induced global acceleration of upper ocean currents

Two Distinct Modes of Climate Responses to the Anthropogenic Aerosol Forcing Changes

Two Distinct Modes of Climate Responses to the Anthropogenic Aerosol Forcing Changes

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Kyle Clem

Sarah Gille

Laure Zanna

Alison Banwell

Lynne D. Talley

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