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It has been a busy and productive spring for the graduate students in the group.  Of particulate note, Ibuki, Hannah, and Aandishah have all published their first papers.  Hannah and Ibuki published a nice pair of papers that looked at the robustness of observed strengthening trends in the tropical Pacific sea surface temperature gradient.

Two lab alumni were able to reunite at GMU in late April!  Anson Cheung, a former postdoc in the lab who is now at the University at Albany, gave a talk titled "Understanding Holocene hydroclimate change in South America using proxy records and modeling."  He was hosted by Tehreem Qureshi, a former undergraduate intern in the lab.

For the past three years, Teachers College has co-hosted the Midwinter Climate Institute with the New York City Public Schools' Office of Energy and Sustainability, a professional development experience that has grown into one of New York City's most significant gatherings for climate change education.