A symposium honoring the work of MIT-EAPS Professor Kerry Emanuel.
 

June 21-22, Kirsch Auditorium, Stata Center, Room 32-123
Featuring a public keynote by Professor Emanuel » 4pm, June 21

Kerry Emanuel has made fundamental contributions to several areas in the study of Earth's climate, notably related to tropical cyclones, convection, and tropical meteorology. Please join us for two-days of talks exploring past, present, and future progress in fields that Kerry has influenced. A reception and dinner in his honor will cap the end of the first day. The event will also include a poster session on the second day, in which many scientists, particularly early-career researchers, will present their work.

Please register using this link by June 20

A full preliminary schedule is available at the event website. 
 

The event will also be livecast: bit.ly/emanuel2022-live

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Organizing Committee:

Allison Wing (Florida State University); chair

William Boos (University of California, Berkeley)

Chris Bretherton (University of Washington)

Timothy Cronin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Chris Davis (UCAR)

Daniel Rothman (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Adam Sobel (Columbia University)

Chun-Chieh Wu (National Taiwan University)

The organizers of this symposium are mostly drawn from Kerry's long list of group alumni who have continued into academic positions. Logistical and financial support has also been generously provided by MIT's Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences, the Lorenz Center, and by UCAR/NSF.

Questions?
Contact Alma Pellecer  »  pellecer@mit.edu