The list of our graduates are listed below.
Please note: we are currently working on updating the alumni list. We hope to eventually have a comprehensive list of all our (graduate and undergraduate) alumni for the last decade (at the very least) on our website.
If you do not see your name in the lists, please send our coord.aos [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Alumni%20name%20to%20add%20to%20your%20website) (admin staff an email) with your name, graduation year, degree and thesis title and we will add your name.
Also, if you wish to add a short biography under your name, please coord.aos [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Please%20add%20this%20bio%20under%20my%20name%20on%20alumni%20profiles) (email us) and we will be happy to post it here.
2021
Joseph Lilek. MSc.
2019
Yanxu Chen. MSc.
Uday Kurien. PhD.
Bimochan Niraula. MSc.
2018
Hossein Amini Kafiabad. PhD. Thesis Title: Spontaneous imbalance in rotating stratified turbulence
Olivier Asselin. PhD. Thesis Title: On dynamics near an idealized tropopause
Gabriel Auclair. MSc. The role of ocean heat transport on rapid sea ice declines in the Community Earth System Model Large Ensemble
Natalia Bliankinshtein. MSc. Radiative contribution to the formation and development of Arctic continental air masses over northwest Canada
Kevin Bowley. PhD. Thesis Title: Interpreting rapid increases of zonal available potential energy from a synoptic-scale perspective
Sisi Chen. PhD. Impacts of turbulence on cloud microphysics and warm-rain initiation
Zhong Yi. Chia. MSc. The sensitivity of idealized moist baroclinic waves to horizontal resolution in a weather model
Yukie Hata. PhD. Thesis Title: Sea-ice strength and internal stresses from in-situ measurement
Geogina Paull. PhD. A study of latent heating and cooling from microphysical processes on the intensification of the low-level winds in hurricane
Alexandre Shanks. MSc. Predicting the formation and properties of organic aerosols downwind of the Athabasca oil sands operations
2017
Ya Chien Feng. PhD. Thesis Title: The essential problem of radar-estimated refractivity -quantifying its biases and errors
Mo Rokibul Islam. MSc. Thesis Title: A numerical study of thermobaric effects on geostrophic dynamics
Allison Kolly. MSc. Thesis Title: Using El Niño to quantify cloud radiative feedback
Ali Moridnejad. PhD. Thesis Title: Characterizing dust storms and modeling diffusion in viscous atmospheric aerosol particles
David Purnell. MSc. Thesis Title: Synoptic control over orographic precipitation distributions during OLYMPEX
Molly Syme. MSc. Thesis Title: Investigating the impact of direct effects of radiative forcing on ocean heat uptake
James Williams. PhD. Thesis Title: Improving predictions of Arctic sea-ice conditions using satellite observations and numerical models
Xiaoli Zhou. PhD. Thesis Title: Microphysical-macrophysical interactions in marine stratocumulus
Ayako Yamamoto. PhD. Thesis Title: Interactions between the North Atlantic surface ocean, climate, and biogeochemistry
2016
Ali Asaadi. PhD. Thesis Title: Tropical cyclogenesis within the critical layer of tropical easterly waves
Maziar Bani Shahabadi. PhD. Thesis Title: Applications of infrared hyper-spectra in atmospheric sounding, climate feedback analysis, and model validation
Paloma Borque. PhD. Thesis Title: Turbulence and life time studies of shallow cumuli clouds using scanning cloud radar observations
David Burns. MSc. Thesis Title: Performance of the EarthCARE cloud profiling radar in marine stratus clouds
Phillipa Cookson-Hills. MSc. Thesis Title: Evaluating precipitation forecasts from the High Resolution Ensemble Kalman Filter (HREnKF) over the Pacific Northwest
Alexandra Cournoyer. MSc. Thesis Title: Characterizing weekday-weekend difference in precipitation
Bruce Davison. PhD. Thesis Title: Improving hydrologic prediction in Canada using a land surface scheme with data assimilation of precipitation and streamflow
Cecile Defforge. MSc. Thesis Title: Evaluating the influence of sea surface temperature on tropical cyclone genesis: observations and simulations
Mathilde Jutras. MSc. Thesis Title: Energy transfers in the ice and surface Arctic ocean at inertial and sub-inertial frequencies
Alexis Riopel. MSc. Thesis Title: Impact of near-inertial waves on a balanced flow
Andrea Rocha. MSc. Thesis Title: Development of a hybrid photo-bioreactor coupled with nano-and micro-interfaces for air pollution remediation
Bryn Ronalds. MSc. Thesis Title: On the relationship between North Atlantic moist baroclinic growth rate regimes and surface cyclogenesis
Raphaël Rousseau-Rizzi. MSc. Thesis Title: The deep convective initiation over an idealized mesoscale convergence zone
Stephane Taylor. PhD. Thesis Title: Effects of near-inertial forcing on the energetics of a wind-driven primitive equation channel
Flora Viale. MSc. Thesis Title: Tropical cyclone response to greenhouse and solar forcing
2015
Justin Beaudry. MSc. Thesis Title: Toward improving quantitative precipitation forecasting using radar observation to improve humidity distribution in model initial conditions
Patricia DeRepentigny. MSc. Thesis Title: Patterns of sea-ice retreat in the transition to a seasonally ice-free Arctic
Majid Fekri. PhD. Thesis Title: Towards a better understanding of rain forecast error and skill
Melissa Gervais. PhD. Thesis Title: Interpreting air mass and precipitation structures from a weather-climate interface perspective: Analyses and projections
Tara Howatt. MSc. Thesis Title: Freshwater and oxygen transport across the Labrador shelf-break: insights from gliders
Michael Kovacs. MSc. Thesis Title: Preferred locations of convective storms over Southern Quebec
Sarah Marcil. MSc. Thesis Title: Open ocean convection and the uptake of heat by the deep ocean
Patrick Martineau. PhD. Thesis Title: Wave-mean flow interaction during stratospheric vortex weakening events
Kirk North. MSc. Thesis Title: Kinematical retrievals in deep convective clouds from a network of scanning doppler radars in Oklahoma during MC3E
Alessio Spassiani. MSc. Thesis Title: An establishment of an objective dynamical framework for forecast model evaluation of extratropical transitions
Ying Sun. MSc. Thesis Title: An examination of convective moistening stratosphere
Madalina Surcel. PhD. Thesis Title: On the scale-dependence of the predictability of precipitation patterns by numerical weather prediction models
Laura Twidle. MSc. Thesis Title: Synoptic-dynamic precursors to extreme cases of tropospheric moisture flux convergence in the United States Midwest, and their relationship to precipitation
Alice Wood. MSc. Thesis Title: A climatology of North American air masses and their extremes in Montreal, Quebec
2014 and earlier
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