MEDIA & OUTREACH
21 April 2023
In occasion of Earth Day, on Friday 21 April, I visited the secondary school 'Scuola San Domenico Savio' in Oriago, VE (IT) and talked to students about climate models and the climate at the polar regions.
Earth Day 2023
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27Â November, 2020
"Svelare il Pianeta bit-by-bit"
On 27 November 2020 I took part in "Futuro Remoto", the oldest European Science Festival held in the city of Naples (IT) since 1987. This year's theme is "The Planet". I met students and members of the public to talk about my research, answer their questions and show them my day-to-day "lab" in a virtual tour.
Link to event teaser here.
13 August, 2020
In this National Geographic article entitled "Arctic summer sea ice could disappear as early as 2035" I talk to the reporter Alejandra Borunda about my latest research published in August 2020 in the Journal Nature Climate Change (see Published Work).
SCIENCEÂ DIVULGATION
Articles
17 March, 2021
Published by The ScienceBreaker (an online, outreach journal by the University of Geneva, Switzerland).
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Article for the general public summarising my latest research findings regarding what happened to the Arctic sea ice during one of Earth's past warm climates.
Language: EN
11 April 2018
Published by AIRInforma (editorial initiative part of AIRI – International Association of Italian Researchers).
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Article for the general public explaining the recent evidences we have about climate change.
Language: IT
26 Aril 2016
ON THE ROLE OF ATMOSPHERIC GRAVITY WAVES IN GENERATING HIGH-ALTITUDE TURBULENCE
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NON SOLO IL MARE, ANCHE LA MONTAGNA HA LE SUE ONDE
Published by AIRInforma (editorial initiative part of AIRI – International Association of Italian Researchers).
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Article for the general public describing what mountain waves are, and how they can break in the atmosphere generating high-altitude Clear Air Turbulence dangerous to aviation.
Language: IT
28 December 2015
WILL IT RAIN TOMORROW? NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION MODELS: WHAT THEY ARE AND HOW THEY WORK
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COME FANNO A DIRE CHE DOMANI PIOVE?
Published by AIRInforma (editorial initiative part of AIRI – International Association of Italian Researchers).
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Article for the general public providing an overview of what numerical models are, and how they work. Attention is focused on their strengths and limitations.
Language: IT