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CESM Workshop 2025 Posters

View the posters below that were submitted by participants of the 2025 CESM Workshop.

A list of all poster submissions can be viewed in the PDF below.

* Clicking on an image will trigger larger view

Lin_James Poster 2025
Seafloor Crustal Age: Unveiling Hydrothermal Dissolved Organic Carbon Fluxes
Song_Hanchen Poster 2025
Simulating Water Isotopes in the Early Triassic Using iCESM1.3: Implications for Paleotemperature Reconstruction
The Pencil Ocean Model (PenOM): A New 1D Ocean Model in CESM2
The Pencil Ocean Model (PenOM) A New 1D Ocean Model in CESM2.jpg
Dynamics Downscaling of CESM-SAI Datasets for Assessing Impacts of Climate Interventions
Dynamics Downscaling of CESM-SAI Datasets for Assessing Impacts of Climate Interventions
Krumhardt_Kristen Poster 2025
Patterns and timing of emergence of climate signals in Antarctic sea ice and ecosystems
Sarr_Anta Poster 2025
Exploring the upper ocean fingerprint of Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation in mid-Miocene simulations
Sweeney_Aodhan Poster 2025
A CESM Trained Statistical Model for ENSO Prediction

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This material is based upon work supported by the NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research, a major facility sponsored by the U.S. National Science Foundation and managed by the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. National Science Foundation.