The Group at Origin Asian Bistro, December 2021.
Sharan is a Professor in the Department of Atmospheric Sciences.
Brian is a Senior Research Associate III working on a variety of projects related to tropical cyclones, including high-resolution modeling, vortex initialization, ocean surface wind observations, and graphical communication of hurricane risk.
Quinton is a Ph.D. student who is investigating the role of Convectively Coupled Kelvin Wave - African Easterly Wave interactions in tropical cyclogenesis, as part of an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
Sam is a Ph.D. student who is investigating hurricane rapid intensification processes and predictability as part of the ONR Tropical Cyclone Rapid Intensification project.
Will is a Ph.D. student who is investigating the predictability and processes relevant to tropical cyclogenesis and early intensification as part of an NSF project.
Alexis is a Ph.D. student who is investigating tropical cyclogenesis as part of a NASA project (Primary Advisor: Dr. Jon Zawislak, NOAA/AOML Hurricane Research Division and UM/CIMAS).
Kerri is a Ph.D. student who is investigating rapid intensification as part of the ONR Tropical Cyclone Rapid Intensification project (Primary Advisor: Dr. Jason Dunion, NOAA/AOML Hurricane Research Division and UM/CIMAS).
