Gabrielle Leung

usually goes by Bee • 🇵🇭 • PhD student at @CSUAtmosSci • thinks about land cover, aerosols, and clouds

[AGU's Eos @AGU_Eos]

New research from @ColoradoStateU scientist @beeleung_ showed #deforestation has important consequences on clouds and climate.

https://t.co/VpHpS4Frtq

[AGU's Eos @AGU_Eos]

Clouds that hang over lost forests in Southeast Asia provide clues to our changing climate, @ColoradoStateU researchers found. @beeleung_ #AtmosphericSciences #AGU23

https://t.co/VpHpS4Frtq

[Nature Communications @NatureComms]

Study by @beeleung_ and @Sue_vdH shows that gradients in #aerosol #emissions drive thermodynamic circulations called “aerosol breezes” that may enhance #precipitation and #cloudiness in the cleaner regions of the aerosol gradient. @CSUAtmosSci https://t.co/j0F3tSNS4Y

[Gabrielle Leung @beeleung_]

In our latest paper, @Sue_vdH and I show that localized emission sources like wildfires and cities can drive an “aerosol breeze” that increases clouds and rainfall. Read more at @NatureComms: https://t.co/8Hs2m5mLPP !

[Dakota Smith @weatherdak]

After a winter slumber, Hector the Convector is BACK!

Bubbly and beautiful as ever.

[Gabrielle Leung @beeleung_]

☑️ Defended my MS thesis!

[Gabrielle Leung @beeleung_]

I’m defending my thesis on Wednesday!

[CSU Atmos Sci @CSUAtmosSci]

Gabrielle Leung M.S. Defense
"Processes driving shallow convective development and their interactions with aerosols: Aerosol transport and aerosol breezes"
10 a.m. Aug. 17
ATS 101 or Microsoft Teams
Adviser: Sue van den Heever

@beeleung_ | @Sue_vdH

[Male (Canary Release) .ᜃᜒ. #RejectSIMCardReg @pulangbatikan]

Regular reminder that Philippine forest cover went down from 50% to 10% almost entirely within the Marcos Sr. dictatorship.

[Gabrielle Leung @beeleung_]

So excited for this fellowship and the opportunity to study how changes to the land surface affect clouds and rain in the Maritime Continent, with my advisor @Sue_vdH!

[CSU Atmos Sci @CSUAtmosSci]

Congratulations to @beeleung_ on receiving a @NASA Future Investigators (FINESST) award! Her proposal was one of 62 selected from 394 submitted to the Earth Science Division, out of 932 proposals overall. https://t.co/7IJdr3ghUI

[Marina Nieto @Marina_NietoC]

A couple of pics from yesterday, collecting cold pool (bio)aerosol samples for #BACS @CSUAtmosSci #mammatus #clouds #lightning #bioaerosols

[Gabrielle Leung @beeleung_]

Great first day of BACS drone and radiosonde operations! It was cold cold cold, but we got to see and make measurements of two cold pools. (Thank you to @Marina_nieto91 for getting this picture of me flying the drone with a KH wave !!!)

[Robert Foster @soc4austin]

For all the love that Paris is rightly getting for the pandemic transition away from cars, I am shocked that we are seeing so little about what is happening in Mexico City

So here is a thread about the best transition in North America

[CSU Atmos Sci @CSUAtmosSci]

Loveland High School students experienced atmospheric science in action March 28, thanks to a visit from some of our graduate students. Students participated in a weather balloon launch and drone demonstration.

@lhstweets
https://t.co/hiQRMkCf3Y

[CSU Atmos Sci @CSUAtmosSci]

We are so proud of Prof. @Sue_vdH, the first woman to lead a @NASA Earth Venture Mission! Here, she encourages others to follow their passions and not give in to self-doubt.

"Imposter syndrome always tries to make us not trust ourselves or downplay who we are. Trust yourself."

[Stu Ostro @StuOstro]

Watch the wave emanating from the #HungaTongaHungaHaapai eruption initiate new convection #volcanology #meteorology

[CSU Atmos Sci @CSUAtmosSci]

We look forward to chatting with future students and answering questions tomorrow! Please RSVP here: https://t.co/EKmYRNp46E

[Zoom Earth @zoom_earth]

LIVE images and forecasts of #Rai here: https://t.co/eOIQXlcvi5

[Gabrielle Leung @beeleung_]

If you're at #AGU21 virtually (or are still in New Orleans like me), come catch my talk this afternoon! I'll be talking about aerosol impacts on convective transport & precipitation scavenging.

[CSU Atmos Sci @CSUAtmosSci]

Prof. @Sue_vdH will lead the $177 million @NASA INCUS mission. The team includes Prof. @KRasmusWx, CSU Electrical and Computer Engineering Prof. Steven Reising and @CIRA_CSU's Phil Partain.

https://t.co/qIMmGDZUdh