Summary
Dr Paulo Ceppi is a Lecturer in Climate Science at the Grantham Institute. His main interest is in understanding future climate change at global scales. He has gained an Imperial College Research Fellowship, which gives him four years of independent research funding.
In his past research, Paulo has investigated the processes responsible for changes in the circulation of the atmosphere and in clouds as greenhouse gas concentrations rise and the planet warms. Paulo is the recipient of the University of Reading’s 2018 Best Research Output Prize, awarded yearly in recognition of an outstanding journal publication by an early-career researcher.
He is currently pursuing two main lines of research. One is on understanding how the position of the jet streams and weather systems changes as the planet warms. The second research focus addresses the processes that determine the climate sensitivity, i.e. the amount of global warming due to a doubling of carbon dioxide concentrations.
Full publication list on personal webpage
Group
- Pietro Salvi (PhD student, SSCP DTP)
- Philipp Breul (PhD student, MPE CDT)
- Erik Schaffernicht (postdoc)
Publications
Journals
Breul P, Ceppi P, Shepherd TG, 2023, Revisiting the wintertime emergent constraint of the southern hemispheric midlatitude jet response to global warming, Weather and Climate Dynamics, Vol:4, Pages:39-47
Breul P, Ceppi P, Shepherd TG, 2022, Relationship between southern hemispheric jet variability and forced response: the role of the stratosphere, Weather and Climate Dynamics, Vol:3, ISSN:2698-4016, Pages:645-658
Salvi P, Ceppi P, Gregory JM, 2022, Interpreting differences in radiative feedbacks from aerosols versus greenhouse gases, Geophysical Research Letters, Vol:49, ISSN:0094-8276, Pages:1-9
Ceppi P, Fueglistaler S, 2021, The El Niño–Southern Oscillation pattern effect, Geophysical Research Letters, Vol:48, ISSN:0094-8276, Pages:1-9