Currently,
our group at McGill consists of seven graduate students (four
M.Sc.s
and three Ph.D.s) and one postdoctoral researcher. We study the
dynamics and
predictability of moist convection, flows over complex topography, and numerical modelling,
with the goal of improving physical understanding and the performance
of numerical weather and climate
prediction models. We are continuously seeking students and/or
postdocs with interests in mesoscale meteorology, fluid dynamics, and
numerical modelling to
join this group (funding permitted).
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are priorities of my research group Student applications from underrepresented groups are highly encouraged and will be prioritized.
Preferred qualifications
The ideal
background is a Bachelor's or Master's degree in
mathematics, physics, or one of the physical sciences (e.g.,s
atmospheric sciences, astronomy, or geophysics). Experience and
interest in computer
programming is
highly desirable, particularly within a UNIX or Linux environment
including
programming in Fortran and/or C and experience in Matlab, IDL, NCL or
other scientific visualization software. Most important of all is
a passion for science and a strong desire to forge a career in the atmospheric sciences.
How to apply
Informal enquiries should be sent to me at this address. To apply for graduate study in the Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Department at McGill, please see our graduate programs page.