Timothy Cronin

I am interested in lots of different subjects related to climate, especially idealized modeling of the atmosphere and atmosphere-land system with single-column and limited-area models. A (non-exhaustive) list of my research interests is below.

1) Cold air formation in warmer climates

2) Self-aggregation of convection

3) Diurnal Cycle and Island Rainfall

4) Boundary Layer Sensitivity

5) Details about Radiative-Convective Equilibrium

6) Tropical Cyclones in odd environments

7) Hadley Circulation and Eddies

Awards

NOAA Climate and Global Change Postdoctoral Fellowship (2014-2016)
Harvard University Center for the Environment Postdoctoral Fellowship (2014-2016)
Award for Excellence in Teaching, for role as Teaching Assistant in Spring 2013 course “Theoretical Environmental Analysis”, EAPS, MIT (2013)
Martin Fellow, Martin Family Society of Fellows for Sustainability, MITEI (2011-2012)
Climate Co-Lab finalist and presenter to US Congress, MIT Center forCollective Intelligence (2010)
Presidential Fellow, MIT (2009-2010)