Former lab member, Xinru Li, recently published her article “Irreversibility of Marine Climate Change Impacts under Carbon Dioxide Removal” in the Geophysical Research Letters Journal. You can view the article here.
Welcome to new PhD. student, Alex MacIsaac! Alex’s research will focus on afforestation and reforestation as methods to mitigate climate change.
Former lab member, Nadine Mengis, recently published her article “Evaluation of the University of Victoria Earth System Climate Model version 2.10 (UVic ESCM 2.10)” in the Geoscientific Model Development Journal. You can view the article here.
Congratulations to M.Sc. student, Rachel Chimuka, who was recently awarded the Canadian Pacific Teck Award for Environmental Innovation to fund her research on carbon dioxide removal.
Lab director, Kirsten Zickfeld, and lab members Claude-Michel Nzotungicimpaye & Rachel Chimuka presented their research virtually during the 2020 American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting.
Congratulations to Claude-Michel Nzotungicimpaye who defended his PhD. thesis on “Investigating the importance of methane for future climate change: wetland methane emissions, the permafrost carbon feedback, and methane mitigation”. Well done, Claude-Michel!
Ph.D. student Alexander MacIsaac gave a talk at the 2021 European Geophysical Union meeting about new applications for the coupling of the University of Victoria Earth system climate model version 2.10 with FAIR, the atmospheric chemistry module he developed.
Lab director, Kirsten Zickfeld, and lab members Chloe Papalazarou, Sabine Mathesius & Rachel Chimuka presented their research virtually during the “Collaborative Earth System Modelling in Canada” session of the 55th Annual Canadian Meteorology and Oceanography Society Congress.
Congratulations to Rachel Chimuka who defended her MSc. thesis on “Quantifying Carbon Cycle Feedbacks under Negative CO2 Emissions”. Great job, Rachel!
Congratulations to Chloe Papalazarou who defended her MSc. thesis on “Investigating the Dependence of the Effectiveness of Carbon Dioxide Removal on the Amount and Rate of Removal”. Well done, Chloe!
