News
September2025
Ali Presents Invited Talk at Foundations of Artificial Intelligence Seminar SeriesAli presented at the Georgia Tech Foundations of Artificial Intelligence Seminar Series on physics-informed machine learning for climate risk.
August, 2025
Jay Joins the LabJay Xiao joins EAS as a PhD student — welcome, Jay!
August, 2025
Emily Joins the LabEmily Lohmann joins EAS as a PhD student — welcome, Emily!
July, 2025
Leah Presents Her Research at REU Final PresentationLeah, an undergraduate in the lab and a Georgia Tech REU intern from Harvard University, presented her poster on the relationship between tropical cyclones and shallow seismicity in Japan. [Read more →]
May, 2025
Ali Presents at NYU Climate Finance SymposiumPresented the poster “Amplifying Economic Risks from Compound Hurricane Hazards in a Changing Climate in New York City.” [Read more →]
January, 2025
Ali Publishes New Paper in Earth’s FuturePresents a physics-based assessment of compound flooding from tropical and extratropical cyclones. [Read more →]
January, 2025
Aren Joins the LabAren Russ joins EAS as a PhD student — welcome, Aren!
January, 2025
Ali Launches New Machine Learning Course in EAS (EAS 4803/8803)Machine Learning for Earth & Environmental Sciences — a hybrid course for senior undergraduate and graduate students. [Read more →]
October, 2024
Ali’s The Conversation Article on Hurricane Milton’s Rapid IntensificationThe article “Hurricane Milton explodes into a powerful Category 5 storm as it heads for Florida − here’s how rapid intensification works” becomes Georgia Tech’s most-viewed piece on The Conversation. [Read more →]
September, 2024
Ali Awarded Sandia National Laboratories LDRD Research GrantFunding supports the development of physics-informed deep learning methods for inter-seasonal hurricane prediction. [Read more →]
July, 2024
Ali receives CoS Climate Action (SEI/BBISS) Seed GrantAwarded for the project “Coastal Resilience: Science-Based Adaptive Solutions to Mitigate Hurricane-Induced Compound Flooding in the Southeast U.S.” [Read more →]