Regular biography
Christopher Lee is a Tenure-Stream Faculty member in the Department of Physics at the University of Toronto. His research is associated with the Department of Physics, and he is affiliated with the Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Physics group. He teaches PHY224H1F, Practical Physics I, in the fall term. His contact information includes an email address: clee@atmosp.physics.utoronto.ca, and his profile page can be accessed at https://www.physics.utoronto.ca/members/lee-christopher/.
Scholar-generated biography
Christopher Lee is a researcher at the University of Toronto with a focus on planetary atmospheres, particularly Venus, Mars, and Titan. His work explores atmospheric dynamics, climate modeling, and remote sensing techniques to understand planetary climates. Lee has developed and applied general circulation models (GCMs) such as MarsWRF and TitanWRF to study atmospheric processes on these bodies. His research includes the impact of resolution on Martian atmospheric dynamics, thermal tides on Mars, and superrotation on Titan and Venus. He has also investigated methane sources on Earth and tropospheric CO on Venus. His studies contribute to understanding planetary climate systems and their evolution.