Research Scientist

Research: Lightning processes in convective storms, global electric circuit

Email: deierlin@ucar.edu & Wiebke.Deierling@colostate.edu 

Research Scientist

Research: Radar meteorology, heavy rainfall in complex terrain, INCUS satellite mission

Email: bdolan@colostate.edu 

Postdoctoral Researcher

Research: Cloud and mesoscale processes, storms in a current and future climate

Email: hungjui@rams.colostate.edu 

NSF Postdoctoral Fellow

Research: Tropical cyclones in a current and future climate

Email: astans@rams.colostate.edu 

Website

Ph.D. Student

Research: Heavy rainfall in complex terrain; climatology of storms in East Asia

Email: rung@rams.colostate.edu 

Ph.D. Student and Fulbright Scholar
(co-advised by Eric Maloney)

Research: Convective storms in South America across multiple scales

Email: daniel.veloso.a@gmail.com

Website

Ph.D. Student (advisor: Jim Hurrell)

Research: Squall lines and mesoscale processes in a future, warmer climate, impact of internal variability on convection

Email: megan.franke@colostate.edu

Website

Ph.D. Student

Research: Changes in severe convection in a future climate

Email: erin.sherman@colostate.edu

Website

Ph.D. Student

Research: Orographic and diurnal effects on heavy rainfall-producing storms in northern Colorado and Taiwan

Email: zoedoug@colostate.edu

Website

Ph.D. Student (advisor: Jim Hurrell)

Research: Climate and mesoscale processes associated with sulfate aerosol injection (SAI) in the stratosphere

Email: ivyglade@rams.colostate.edu 

Ph.D. Student

Research: Mesoscale, convective, and lightning processes in intense deep convection in subtropical South America

Email: Mitchell.Gregg@colostate.edu 

M.S. Student (co-advised by Russ Schumacher)

Research: Climate and mesoscale processes, machine learning

Email: joseph.dale@colostate.edu

M.S. Student

Research: Climate and mesoscale processes, solar climate intervention

Email: Emma.Benedict@colostate.edu

M.S. Student

Research: INCUS satellite mission, convective updrafts, machine learning

Email: Justin.Hassel@colostate.edu

M.S. Student (co-advised by Sue van den Heever)

Research: INCUS satellite mission, convective updrafts, machine learning

Email: Miles.Harmala@colostate.edu

Ph.D. 2023

Research: Convective storms dynamics and lightning in subtropical South America

Current Position:

Research Scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Ph.D. 2021

Research: Flash flood-producing storms in a current and future climate

Current Position:

Project Scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in the Research Applications Lab

M.S. 2023

Research: South American convective storm environments in a current and future climate

Current Position:

Simulation Software Engineer at the Colorado State University Energy Institute

M.S. 2021

Research: Organized convective storms in subtropical South America

Current Position:

Ph.D. Student at the University at Albany

M.S. 2019

Research: Convective storms and hail in subtropical South America

Current Position:

Climate Expert at McKinsey & Company

M.S. 2019

Research: Winter weather in a current and future climate

Current Position:

Commercial Airline Pilot

Visiting Ph.D. Student in 2019

Research: Heavy rainfall-producing mesoscale convective systems in southern China

Current Position:

Assistant Professor at Xiamen University

Ines Vongpaseut

Visiting Ph.D. Student from Laboratoire d'aerologie in Toulouse, France (April-May 2024)

Research: High-resolution modeling of convective storms and lightning processes

Visiting Ph.D. Student from National Taiwan University in Taipei, Taiwan (March 2024 - January 2025)

Research: Orographic impacts on heavy-rainfall-producing storms in Taiwan

M.S. 2025

Research: Mesoscale storm processes associated with sulfate aerosol injection (SAI) in the stratosphere

Email: Bali.Summers@colostate.edu