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“On the CO2 Trail”
Lecture by Inez Fung, Professor of Atmospheric Science in the Department of Earth & Planetary Science and the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, & Management
Inez Fung studies the co-evolution of climate change and atmospheric carbon dioxide. Fung received her S.B. in applied mathematics and her Sc.D. in meteorology from MIT. She joined the Berkeley faculty in 1998 as the Founding Director of the Berkeley Center for Atmospheric Sciences. She is the subject of the biography "Forecast Earth," part of the Women’s Adventures in Science series for middle-school-aged readers, launched by the National Academy of Sciences. She was also featured in the YouTube video, “What Could Happen in a World That’s 4 Degrees Warmer?,” sponsored by WIRED magazine.
Since 1912, the Academic Senate has selected faculty members who are exceptionally distinguished for their scholarly research to serve as the Faculty Research Lecturers. These public events provide a unique opportunity for the campus community to hear from the very people who are transforming knowledge at Berkeley and in our world.
“On the CO2 Trail”
Lecture by Inez Fung, Professor of Atmospheric Science in the Department of Earth & Planetary Science and the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, & Management
Inez Fung studies the co-evolution of climate change and atmospheric carbon dioxide. Fung received her S.B. in applied mathematics and her Sc.D. in meteorology from MIT. She joined the Berkeley faculty in 1998 as the Founding Director of the Berkeley Center for Atmospheric Sciences. She is the subject of the biography "Forecast Earth," part of the Women’s Adventures in Science series for middle-school-aged readers, launched by the National Academy of Sciences. She was also featured in the YouTube video, “What Could Happen in a World That’s 4 Degrees Warmer?,” sponsored by WIRED magazine.
Since 1912, the Academic Senate has selected faculty members who are exceptionally distinguished for their scholarly research to serve as the Faculty Research Lecturers. These public events provide a unique opportunity for the campus community to hear from the very people who are transforming knowledge at Berkeley and in our world.
