Gabriele Messori
Professor
I became interested in extreme events in the climate system while finishing my Master thesis in physics in Imperial College London in 2010. My Ph. D. and my successive research have primarily focussed on the predictability and large-scale atmospheric controls of mid and high-latitude weather extremes in current and past climates. I work on combining approaches from diverse fields to study climate extremes: from dynamical systems theory to machine learning and ensemble modelling.
Clare Flynn
Researcher
Clare obtained her Ph. D. from the University of Maryland in 2016 and then held research positions at University of California Irvine and Stockholm University. She joins our group in May 2023, to work on impacts of climate extremes within the ICE-MOT ERC PoC project.
Elisa V. Marquez
Project Coordinator
Elisa obtained her Masters from Stockholm Universtity in 2020. She joined our group in January 2023, to work part-time as coordinator for the EDIPI ITN project.
Richard Leeding
Ph. D. Student
Richard obtained his Masters from the University of Reading in 2020. He joined our group in March 2021, to work on compound climate extremes in Europe and North America within the CENÆ ERC project.
Emma Allwright
Ph. D. Student
Emma obtained her Masters from the Technical University of Munich in 2021 and began her Ph. D. in Uppsala in September of the same year. She works on heatwave predictability within the EDIPI ITN project.
Leonardo Olivetti
Ph. D. Student
Leonardo obtained his Masters from Uppsala University in 2022. He will be starting his Ph. D. in September, to work on compound climate extremes in Europe and North America within the CENÆ ERC project.
Ferran L. Martí
Ph. D. Student (co-sup.)
Ferran obtained his Masters from the University of Barcelona. He began his Ph. D. in Uppsala in September 2021 within the EDIPI ITN project, with A. Rutgersson as main supervisor. His work focusses on atmospheric rivers in Europe.
Anastasiya Shyrokaya
Ph. D. Student (co-sup.)
Anastasiya obtained her Masters from the University of Bonn in 2020. She began her Ph. D. in Uppsala in September 2021 within the EDIPI ITN project, with G. Di Baldassarre as main supervisor. Her work focusses on drought forecasts in Europe.
Aleksa Stankovic
Ph. D. Student (co-sup.)
Aleksa obtained his Masters from the university of Belgrade. He began his Ph. D. in Stocckholm in September 2021 within the EDIPI ITN project, with R. Caballero as main supervisor. His work focusses on large-scale drivers of North Atlantic storms.
Current Master and Bachelor Students
Elin Olby — Current Master Student
Petros Stergiou — Current Bachelor Student
Past Group Members
Jacopo Riboldi — Post-doc, Uppsala University, 2021-2023.
Jacopo worked on compound climate extremes in North America and Europe.
Andra Covaciu — Project Manager, Uppsala University, 2021-2022.
Andra worked as project manager for the Centre of Natural Hazards and Disaster Science and the H2020 ITN project EDIPI. Currently, Andra is environment and climate manager for Ljungby Municipality.
Melinda Galfi — Researcher, Uppsala University, 2020-2022.
Melinda worked on applying large deviation theory to atmospheric dynamics. Currently, Melinda is Assistant Professor at the Institute for Environmental Studies at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
Minchao Wu — Post-doc, Uppsala University, 2019-2022.
Minchao worked on the links between the terrestrial carbon cycle and atmospheric variability. Currently, Minchao is a researcher at the Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science of Lund University.
Kunhi Ye — Post-doc, Uppsala University, 2019-2021.
Kunhui worked on Arctic–midlatitude interactions, with a focus on Eurasian climate. Currently, Kunhui is a post-doc at the Department of Physics of Oxford University.
Sebastian Scher — Ph. D. Student, Stockholm University, 2017-2021.
Sebastian is an atmospheric physicist by training, and a computer scientist by dedication. His Ph. D. focussed on using neural networks and other machine-learning techniques for predicting dynamical systems and for real-world weather applications. Currently, Sebastian works as senior researcher at the Know-Centre Graz in Austria.
Guiomar Ruiz-Pérez — Post-doctoral Researcher, Stockholm University, 2018.
Guiomar is a civil engineer by training, and during her research career has worked on the water cycle and ecosystem variability. Currently, Guiomar works as engineer at Tragsatec in Spain.
Jacob Källbom — Master Student in Environmental and Water Engineering, Uppsala University, 2022-23
Leonardo Olivetti — Master Student in Statistics, Uppsala University, 2022
Linnea Barreng — Bachelor Student in Meteorology, Uppsala University, 2022
Fanny Jeppsson Stahl — Master Student in Environmental and Water Engineering, Uppsala University, 2022
Ella Ek — Master Student in Environmental and Water Engineering, Uppsala University, 2021
Elisabet Johansson — Bachelor Student in Meteorology, Uppsala University, 2021
Daniel Elfström — Master Student in Environmental and Water Engineering, Uppsala University, 2020-21
Max Danielsson — Master Student in Environmental and Water Engineering, Uppsala University, 2020-21
Louis Rulewski — Master Student in Environmental and Water Engineering, Uppsala University, 2020-21
Axel Lavenius — Master Student in Environmental and Water Engineering, Uppsala University, 2020
Emma Rosengren — Bachelor Student in Meteorology, Uppsala University, 2020
Sofia Litsmark — Master Student in Environmental and Water Engineering, Uppsala University, 2019-20
Lina Skillberg — Master Student in Environmental and Water Engineering, Uppsala University, 2019-20
Ashleigh Womack — Visiting Master Student from the University of Cape Town, Stockholm University, 2019
R. Annisa D. S. Kinasih — Master Student in Meteorology, Stockholm University, 2018
Ehlke de Jong — Visiting Master Student from the University of Cape Town, Stockholm University, 2018
Julien Pollet — Visiting Master Student from ENS de Lyon, Stockholm University, 2018
Hedda Sandelin — Master Student in Meterology, Stockholm University, 2017