Paulo Ceppi

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Imperial College London
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Professor Paulo Ceppi is a faculty member at Imperial College London, UK. His research primarily focuses on climate feedback mechanisms, mid-latitude circulation, and the impact of climate change on precipitation patterns. Recent publications include studies on latent heating feedback, intermodel differences in climate responses, and the implications of biases in climate modeling. He aims to enhance the understanding of climate system trends and their observational constraints.

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Imperial College London is advertising a postdoctoral researcher / Research Associate position in climate dynamics , linked to a joint project led by Prof. Paulo Ceppi and Dr. Colleen Golja in the Department of Physics. The project investigates the potential risks and benefits of solar radiation management (SRM) and aims to improve understanding of how different climate futures may unfold. This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates with experience in global circulation models and/or stratospheric dynamics . The post is framed around climate change research, atmospheric science, and multidisciplinary collaboration, and the team describes itself as international and focused on the relative risks of different climate futures. Institution: Imperial College London, United Kingdom. Position level: Postdoctoral researcher. Research areas: climate dynamics, solar radiation management, global circulation models, stratospheric dynamics, climate change, atmospheric physics. Application: The advert is open for only a few more weeks, so applicants are encouraged to apply promptly through the linked Imperial job page. The job description notes that applications may close early if a high volume is received. Support: If there are technical issues with the online application, the advert provides the contact email [email protected].

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