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Aakash Sane

@aakashsane

Chai addict and postdoc @Princeton working in oceanography. Ph.D. from @BrownUniversity.

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I wish there was some AI solution to proofread a manuscript. It can take up the task of comparing a submitted version and the journal’s uncorrected pdf.

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The Google Academic Research Awards program has a request for proposals open on "Creating ML benchmarks for climate problems" Applications are due July 17: goo.gle/GARA

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Please consider our session at the #AGU24 Fall Meeting: NG011 Machine Learning Subgrid-Scale Parameterizations for Earth System Modeling, with invited speakers Veronika Eyring (DLR) and Adam Subel (NYU)! Link here: agu.confex.com/agu/agu24/meet… Aakash Sane Laura Mansfield Adam Subel

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Attending AGU (American Geophysical Union) this year? Working in the cutting edge field of developing sub-grid parameterizations using machine learning? Submit an abstract to our session: 'Machine Learning Subgrid-Scale Parameterizations for Earth System Modeling' agu.confex.com/agu/agu24/prel…

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We will be looking for talks covering all aspects of the Earth system at our #AGU24 session. And a reminder that if you are submitting an abstract to one section (AS, OS, CS, H,...), you can submit a second abstract to ours as we are in NG!

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Zeyuan Hu (Harvard University) and his colleagues have been working on developing machine-learning (ML) subgrid parameterizations for convection and radiation using the ClimSim dataset. By integrating microphysics constraints into the ML emulator, their work achieves stable and

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Karan Jakhar (University of Chicago and Rice University Karan Jakhar) and his colleagues used machine learning to develop a subgrid-scale parameterization for geophysical turbulence that is not only effective but also analytically derivable using a Taylor series expansion. By

Karan Jakhar (University of Chicago and Rice University <a href="/Jakharkaran/">Karan Jakhar</a>) and his colleagues used machine learning to develop a subgrid-scale parameterization for geophysical turbulence that is not only effective but also analytically derivable using a Taylor series expansion. By
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Very excited about giving a keynote talk in the ongoing DRAKKAR Ocean Modeling Workshop! Workshop agenda and link for live streaming are here: drakkar2025.sciencesconf.org