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Aerosol-Cloud-Climate Interactions - Dr. Tom Goren

Our research group focuses on understanding the physics and properties of clouds and their role in the Earth's climate system. A key aspect of our work is investigating how aerosols, whether natural or human-made, influence cloud properties and, in turn, affect the climate. We use a combination of advanced tools, including satellite observations, cloud simulations, and Lagrangian trajectory modeling. By integrating these methods, we aim to provide a deeper understanding of the complex interactions between clouds, aerosols, and the climate.

Fields of Interest

Stratocumulus Cloud Morphologies

Climate Networks

Ship Tracks

CCN Retrievals

Humidity Heat Waves

Recent Publications

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New Grant for Network Science in Climate Extremes

Our group, together with Prof. Shlomo Havlin and Dr. Louis Shekhtman from BIU, will lead a 5.6M NIS project titled 'Integrating Climate Dynamics, Clouds, and Extreme Events through Teleconnections in Climate Networks', funded by the Israeli Council for Higher Education. The project includes a broad team from the Weizmann Institute, Ben-Gurion University, and the Volcani Institute.

Click here to read more about the project

Interested PhD and postdoc candidates are welcome to apply!

 

 

Opportunities for Students

We are looking for:

1. MSc and PhD students

2. Post-docs

3. Research assistants

Please contact us if interested: tom.goren@biu.ac.il