Departmental Chair
Prof. Andreas Zuend
Office: Burnside Hall 944
Phone: Tel.: (514) 398-3760
andreas.zuend [at] mcgill.ca (Email)
Undergraduate Program Director
Prof. David Straub
Office: Burnside Hall 819
Phone: (514)-398-8995
david.straub [at] mcgill.ca (Email)
Graduate Program Director
Prof. Thomas Preston
Office: Burnside Hall 816
Phone: (514) 398-3766
thomas.preston [at] mcgill.ca (Email)
Professors
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Ariya, Parisa |
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Fabry, Frédéric |
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Gyakum, John |
Position: Professor
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Fajber, Robert |
Position: Assistant Professor
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Huang, Yi |
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Kirshbaum, Daniel |
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Preston, Thomas |
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Romanic, Djordje |
Position: Assistant Professor
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Straub, David |
Position: Associate Professor Also affiliated with the GEC |
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Tan, Ivy |
Position: Assistant Professor Research: Atmospheric Remote Sensing Office: Burnside Hall 817 Tel.: (514) 398-1500 Website |
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Tremblay, Bruno |
Position: Professor |
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Zuend, Andreas |
Position: Associate Professor |
Emeritus professors
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Bartello, Peter |
Position: Professor |
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Derome, Jacques |
Research: Dynamical Meteorology and Climatology |
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Leighton, Henry |
Research: Cloud Physics and Radar Meteorology |
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Mysak, Lawrence |
Research: Ocean, Climate and Paleoclimate Dynamics |
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Yau, Man Kong (Peter) |
Position: Professor |
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Adjunct members
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Dr. Louis-Phillipe Nadeau | Position: Adjunct Professor Université du Québec à Rimouski |
Position: Adjunct Professor |
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Dr. Hai Lin |
Position: Adjunct Professor |
Dr. Leonard Barrie | Position: Adjunct Professor Stockholm University LeonardBarrie [at] gmail.com (Email) |
Dr. Mark Buehner | Position: Adjunct Professor Meteorological Research Division of Environment and Climate Change Canada mark.buehner [at] canada.ca (Email) |
Dr. Keyvan Ranjbar | Position: Adjunct Professor Flight Research Laboratory, National Research Council Canada |
Dr. Carolina Dufour | Position: Adjunct Professor IFREMER, Laboratoire d'océanographie. Physique et Spatiale (LOPS), France |
Course lecturers
* Dr. Evangelia Ioannidou
I obtained a master’s degree from the University of Reading, UK, and worked for a few years as a severe weather forecaster in the Hellenic National Hail Suppression Program conducted by the Hellenic Agricultural Insurance Organization. Then, I obtained a PhD from the University of Reading in the field of mesoscale meteorology and held a number of research contacts in European universities in a range of topics. These include convective parametrization (University of Reading), the ocean circulation (Imperial College) and mesoscale dynamics (Université de Toulouse). After immigrating to Canada I worked as a Research Associate in the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, McGill University, on the subject of anticyclonic weather systems. Later I worked with Environment Canada’s Wind Energy Group on wind energy forecasting. In the course of my research contracts I taught laboratory courses and guided undergraduate projects. Since 2013 I have been teaching here in the AOS department the course of Thermodynamics and Convection.
Naturally I am interested in weather and, in view of our changing times, in extreme weather and mitigation possibilities that societies could adopt. More broadly, I am interested in the role of scientists, specifically atmospheric scientists, in a progressively more automated, media-dominated world.
Courses:
Fall 2023: ATOC 214, ATOC 312, and ATOC 531
evangelia.ioannidou [at] mcgill.ca (Email)