Claudia Tebaldi

Dr. Tebaldi collaborates with Climate Central's Climate Science and Impacts group and provides scientific oversight and advice on the organization's programs. She is a research scientist in the Center for Sustainability Science and Strategy at MIT and her research interests include the analysis of observations and climate model output in order to characterize observed and projected climatic changes and their uncertainties, with the goal of making this information useful for the modeling and estimation of socio-economic and environmental impacts. She has published papers on detection and attribution, on extreme value analysis, future projections at regional scales, the use of multiple climate model projections, benefits of mitigation, and impacts of climate change on agriculture and human health. She was a lead author of the fifth and sixth assessment reports of the IPCC, in Working Group I. She holds a Ph.D. in statistics from Duke University and she has been a research scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research and at the Joint Global Change Research Institute/Global Change Division (PNNL & UMD).

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