Regular biography
Morgan O'Neill is a Tenure-Stream Faculty member in the Department of Physics at the University of Toronto. Their research is associated with the Department of Physics, and they are affiliated with the Group EAPP - Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Physics. O'Neill teaches courses such as PHY492H1F/1498HF: Advanced Atmospheric Physics, PHY132H1S: Introduction to Physics II, and PHY1498H F (FAS PHY492H): Introduction to Atmospheric Physics. Their contact information includes an email address and a website link provided by the university.
Scholar-generated biography
Morgan E O'Neill is a researcher at the University of Toronto, focusing on cyclones and atmospheric and climate dynamics. Their work explores the formation and behavior of cyclones, including polar vortex dynamics, moist convection, and the role of environmental factors in tropical cyclone genesis. O'Neill's research also extends to planetary atmospheres, such as Jupiter's polar cyclones, and the thermodynamics of climate systems. They investigate extreme weather events, diurnal cycles, and the impact of sea surface temperatures on cyclone intensity. Their studies contribute to understanding both terrestrial and planetary weather systems through numerical modeling and observational analysis.