Well now I can finally share - I just started my first day as a federal scientist at NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory.
I'll be continuing research on improving our understanding of climate prediction and projection, especially with data-driven approaches for high-impact extremes.
I am so thankful for a network of support from family, friends, and mentors that helped me achieve my childhood dream (as a weather nerd) in wanting to work at NOAA.
And I hope I can help others navigate this often confusing world of science/academia to reach their goals too.
Congratulations. I look forward to the fruits of your endeavors.
Congratulations Zack! Well deserved!
Good on you Zack! I have followed you for a good while and I'm excited to see your career Bloom even more.
@ZLabe Congrats! I dunno if this is a kind of thing NOAA would work on, but one need you might be interested in is realistic weather data at spatial and temporal scales appropriate for electricity system planning -- when both energy supply and energy demand are largely driven by weather, it gets complicated! This report was a great overview.
https://www.esig.energy/weather-data-for-power-system-planning/
That's so awesome! Congrats, you deserve it!
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