About
My research focuses on climate variability and predictability at different time scales, with a focus on inter-basin interactions and teleconnections from the tropical oceans to the extratropical regions. I investigate the role of air-sea interactions in climate predictions across different timescales using models. My work highlights the importance of inter-basin interactions in understanding the El Southern-Oscillation (ENSO) teleconnections across different regions including North Atlantic and Europe.
I briefly contributed to the ITHACA project. Since October 2023, I have been involved in the ASPECT project. ASPECT focuses on advancing climate prediction across seasonal, multiyear, and decadal timescales. The overarching goal is to develop a unified and seamless climate information system across different timescales to support sectoral decision-making. The focus of the project is the European region, where the aim is to tailor climate prediction information, particularly for extreme weather events, to meet the specific needs and requirements of end users. ASPECT also maintains strong links with the WCRP Lighthouse Activities, contributing to the broader effort to improve our understanding and prediction of changes in the Earth system