The Oceans and Climate Lab in the Sustainability, Energy, and Environment Complex (SEEC) is nearing completion and ready for move-in on Monday, August 17. Click to view progress photos.

"Improved determination of ENSO predictability, teleconnections, and impacts requires a better understanding of event-to-event differences in ENSO spatial patterns and evolution."

"The Galápagos is a flourishing yet fragile ecosystem whose health is particularly sensitive to regional and global climate variations. The distribution of several species, including the Galápagos Penguin, is intimately tied to upwelling..."

"The airline industry closely monitors the midlatitude jet stream for short-term planning of flight paths and arrival times. In addition to passenger safety and on-time metrics, this is due to the acute sensitivity..."

The Oceans and Climate Lab is delighted to announce that (soon to be) Dr. Lei Zhang will join the group as a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Fall of 2015. Following his Ph.D. in Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Hawaii, Lei will join a collaborative project focused on the impacts of changing climate on Pacific...

What happens when a tiny little group of islands rises from the sea floor and stands directly in the path of one of the grandest ocean currents in the world?

Hailing from the University of Washington as a NASA Space Grant Scholar, Ms. Danielle Lemmon will join CU-Boulder for graduate studies in Fall 2015. While earning a Bachelor's degree in Physics, Danielle conducted independent research on such topics as projections of global food security using climate models, and participated in...

Congratulations to Ms. Gabriela De La Cruz Tello, recipient of a 2015 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship! Gaby will join CU-Boulder in Fall 2015 from the San Jose State University Department of Meteorology and Climate Science. Gaby has conducted research on the Hadley Circulation and Oxygen Minimum Zones at WHOI...

The Oceans and Climate Lab is pleased to welcome (soon to be) Dr. Sloan Coats as a Postdoctoral Research Associate. Sloan will join CU-Boulder in Fall 2015 from Columbia University's Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences and Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. Sloan is a climate dynamicist who employs...

The Oceans and Climate Lab is coming to CU-Boulder Fall 2015. Students and Postdocs seeking research opportunities should visit the Opportunities page.