Improving forecasts of climate change
Climate science
When a side project takes on a life of its own
Ramblings on my new working paper, and the true value of planning.
I'm Adam, NSF graduate research fellow
I am pursuing a Ph. D. in physics, focusing on the nexus of climate science, economics, and policy to better understand the risks climate change poses to our planet, both now and in the future. Click here to check out my CV.
Highlighted works
My research projects, in order of recency.
Carbon Dioxide as a Risky Asset
Climate economics
Soil moisture modulation of midlatitude heat waves
Climate science
Spherical accretion in alternative theories of gravity
Black hole physics
Rigorously constructing the solar wind
Nonlinear dynamical systems
Investigating the spacetime of light
General relativity
Recent musings
A review of "Ten billion" by Stephen Emmott
Mr. Emmott does his best to forecast the state of humankind and reaches a pessimistic conclusion - "we're fucked".
A review of "What we owe the future" by William MacAskill
Mr. MacAskill details why we should care about future generations, what puts them at risk, and what we can do the secure their wellbeing. Also, he tells you why you should have kids.