Seminars

CGD Seminars are typically scheduled at 11:00 AM MDT on Thursdays. Special times and dates are indicated on the schedule. The CGD Seminar Series occurs from September through May

For other details or to schedule a seminar, contact Elizabeth Faircloth [fair@ucar.edu] or Daniel Sena [dsena@ucar.edu]

You can also view the seminars live from the NCAR CGD Youtube page and sign up for the CGD seminar alias email list to be notified about upcoming seminars.

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Joint CGD/ACOM Seminar- Putting the Global South at the centre of SRM geoengineering evaluation

Andy Parker
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Mesa Lab- Damon Room

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Impact of Freshwater in the East Greenland Current on Overturning in the Subpolar North Atlantic

Margarita Markina
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Mesa Lab- Main Seminar Room

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CGD Special Seminar- Subseasonal rainfall forecasts: An operational perspective for Pacific Island applications

Katie Kowal
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FL2-1022-Large Auditorium

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Progress and challenges in understanding and simulating ice-nucleating particle concentrations for global climate models

Susannah M. Burrows
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Mesa Lab- Main Seminar Room

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CGD/CISL Joint Seminar: Freva - science gateway for the Earth system community - from data to analysis to AI/ML

Dr. Christopher Kadow
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Mesa Lab- Main Seminar Room

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Skillful high-resolution seasonal climate forecasts using model-analogs

Dillon Amaya
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Mesa Lab- Main Seminar Room

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Emerging dynamical storylines can constrain near-term projections of the Southern Hemisphere Eddy Driven Jet

Dr. Julia Mindlin
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Mesa Lab- Main Seminar Room

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CGD Special Seminar-Climate Emulators and Metamodels: A Framework for Probabilistic Coastal Flooding

Alba Ricondo/Laura Cagigal
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Mesa Lab- Director's Conference Room- 215

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Efficient stochastic generators with spherical harmonic transformation for high-resolution global climate simulations from CESM2-LENS2

Yan Song
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Mesa Lab- Main Seminar Room

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Joint EOL/CGD Seminar: Evaluating gravity wave drag parameterizations in the middle atmosphere using wave-resolving simulations of observed events

Chris Kruse
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Foothills Laboratory Room FL2-1022 Large Auditorium

Past seminar series