Chen, A. Y., McKinley, G. A., Heimdal, T. H., & Fay, A. R. (2027). Evaluating the Impacts of Model Choice on Assessment of Surface Ocean pCO2 Reconstruction Skill in Climate Model Testbeds In preparation
Publication developing from Senior Thesis. See the project →
Heimdal, T. H., Ford, D. J., Keppens, M., Rogerson, J., Barton, A., Chevallier, F., Roobaert, A., Fay, A. R., McKinley, G. A., Gehlen, M., Chen, A. Y., Shutler, J. D., & LandschĂĽtzer, P. (2026). The SOCOMv2 initiative: comparison of surface ocean pCO2 data products using the CMIP6-testbed. In preparation
Holm, H. C., Schaum, A. P., Ellis, A., Acosta, B., Chen, A. Y., Wing, B., McKinley, G. A., Dyhrman, S. T., & Hurley, S. J. (2026). Using Global Climate Models to Inform Multi-Driver Biological Ocean Experiments. https://doi.org/10.31223/X52R6W. Under review
Submitted to Global Change Biology. Pre-print available here → | See the project →
Evaluating the Impacts of Model Choice on Assessment of Surface Ocean pCO2 Reconstruction Skill in Climate Model Testbeds
“Evaluating the Impacts of Testbed Model Choice to Global Ocean Surface pCO2 Reconstruction”
“Can Selecting Testbed (CMIP6) Models Based on the Representation of Seasonality Improve Global Surface-Ocean pCO2 Modeling?”
“Last Interglacial Sea-Surface Temperature Reconstruction: A Preliminary Approach Using Reduced-Space Optimal Interpolation”
“Farming Futures: Building Colorado Communities Through Environmental Stewardship”
“Visualizing Sparse Sea Surface Temperature Data From the Last Interglacial”
Funds four Columbia College students for a 10-week supervised summer research project in climate, sustainability, and environmental justice.
Awarded to non-seniors at Columbia College for academic excellence, supporting six weeks of independent summer research with faculty mentorship.
Awarded mostly to master's students and a small number of highly achieving undergraduates to pursue mentored research in a data-science field over a 15-week semester.
Funds Columbia College first-years pursuing summer research, community engagement, and leadership across all disciplines. Full-time stipend across two summers, six weeks each.
Awarded to students with a GPA of 3.6 and above.
Top academic performance; voted one of two valedictorian speakers at the High School Class of 2023 graduation ceremony.