Tag: AMOS
Luis discovers the value of AMOS conferences and meeting collaborators
Luis Clemente Lopez Bravo attended his first AMOS meeting and took the opportunity to meet some Western Australian collaborators. It’s an experience he highly recommends for new students.
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RP4: Climate variability and teleconnections report – April 2020
A lot has happened over the past few months with the publication of high-profile and challenging research and the continuing growth, development and recognition for the RP4 team.
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RP1: Extreme Rainfall – April 2020
The Extreme Rainfall team took on some key observational challenges for precipitation research and then used some of this data to test our models. There was also a raft of individual achievements to add a little light in this difficult time.
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directors Report – April 2020
CLEX Director Andy Pitman acknowledges the “impossibly challenging” nature of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Centre’s response. He also reviews some of the successes of our researchers and highlights remarkable results published over the past few months.
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Knowledge Brokerage Team report – August 2019
The CLEX Knowledge Brokerage Team (KBT) is now well and truly bedded down after coming into existence in October 2018. Team leader Ian Macadam has visited each of the CLEX university nodes and has attempted to answer the question on everyone’s lips “So what is a knowledge broker anyway?”.
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RP2 Heatwaves and cold air outbreaks report – April 2019
AMOS awards, international visitors, cross program research with the drought team, and multiple papers have made it a busy time for the Heatwaves and Cold Air Outbreaks Research Program.
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RP4 Climate variability and teleconnections report – April 2019
The Climate Variability and Teleconnections team welcomed new members, celebrated a range of triumphs and explored questions about Antarctic sea ice extent, ocean heat transfer, ENSO and the Tropical Observing System.
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RP1 Extreme Rainfall report: December 2018
A range of international workshops, a new citizen science app and some significant research has made the past four months a busy time for the Extreme Rainfall research program.
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RP1 Extreme Rainfall Report – April 2018
It has been raining awards since the new Extreme Rainfall research program began. Most recently, Jason Evans and Julie Arblaster were co-winners of the AMOS Priestley Medal and Christian Jakob was made an AMOS Fellow.
Across in Europe, Partner Investigator Sandrine Bony at the Institut Pierre Simon Laplace was awarded the Gérard Mégie Prize by the French Academy of Sciences.
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