Teaching / lectures
Spring 2023 + Spring 2024:
The climate system under global change: Quantifying human influence on Earth
(as part of the course: Environmental Crisis and Societal Change, UNIL)
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Summary:
In this session, we will learn about the scientific evidence of climate change. We will start by understanding the fundamental processes that drive Earth's climate, and then explore the methods by which scientists study climate change and predict what might happen in the future. We will learn how to interpret climate model projections and gain insight into their uncertainties. We will use this information to test the most common arguments and myths made by climate-skeptics, considering the latest scientific data and evidence.
27 March 2023:
Climate change
(as part of the MSc course: Weather and climate dynamics, UNIL)
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Outreach and Education on Earth and Climate
Useful Links:
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Baroclinic Instability of the Thermal wind (from MIT 12.003 Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Dynamics, Fall 2008)
Fix the Leaky Pipeline & Woman in Science
I am involved in several activities related to advancing women in science.
At ETH, I participated in Fix the Leaky Pipeline workshop and coaching group.
During my PhD, we established the first Women’s Forum of graduate students in the Weizmann Institute. As part of the forum leadership, we organize meetings with inspiring researchers and graduate students, and various workshops for improving personal skills and work-life balance. More details on our activity can be found in our new page on Facebook.
