Regular biography
Dr Paulo A Ceppi is an Associate Professor in Climate Science at the Department of PHY, Imperial College London. His research focuses on climate science, though specific details are not provided. Dr Ceppi's work contributes to the understanding of climate systems through academic and research activities at the institution. His profile page provides further information about his research and academic contributions.
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Paulo Ceppi is a researcher in Atmospheric and Climate Dynamics, focusing on understanding climate feedback mechanisms and their representation in global climate models. His work explores cloud feedback, radiation budget, and the role of atmospheric circulation in climate sensitivity. Ceppi investigates how cloud physics, particularly mixed-phase clouds, influence climate responses, with a focus on the Southern Ocean and Southern Hemispheric eddy-driven jet. His research also examines temperature trends, snow-albedo feedback, and the impacts of Southern Ocean cooling on global climate. By analyzing observational data and model simulations, Ceppi contributes to improving climate projections and understanding the mechanisms driving climate change.