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Jenny Brandefelt

PhD
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Education

Master of Science in Meteorology 1998, Stockholm University.
Filosofie Licentiate in Meteorology 2002, Stockholm University.
PhD in Meteorology 2005, Stockholm University.

Professional History

PhD student, MISU, Stockholm University, 1998-2005
Research Scientist, MISU, Stockholm University, 2005-2007.
Research Associate (sv. Forskarassistent), KTH Mechanics, 2007-

Research and Professional Activities

Past and future variations in the Earth's climate
The relative importance of internal variability and changes in the external forcings for the variations in Earth's climate.
Abrupt climate change
Global climate model simulations of past climate
Large-scale atmospheric circulation

Publications

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Year	Title
2011	High resolution regional simulation of last glacial maximum climate in Europe Tellus A 63A DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0870.2010.00485.x (Accepted)
2011	A coupled climate model simulation of Marine Isotope Stage 3 stadial climate Climate of the Past 7 649-670, doi:10.5194/cp-7-649-2011 (Published)
2010	Simulated climate conditions in Europe during the MIS 3 stadial Boreas 39 doi: 10.1111/j.1502-3885.2010.00143.x (Accepted)
2009	Equilibration and variability in a Last Glacial Maximum climate simulation with CCSM3 Geophysical Research Letters 36 L19712, doi:10.1029/2009GL040364 (Published)
2008	Northern Hemisphere stationary waves in future climate projections Journal of Climate 21 6341-6353 (Accepted)
2006	Atmospheric modes of variability in a changing climate Journal of Climate 19 5933-5942 (Published)
2004	The response of the Southern Hemisphere atmospheric circulation to an enhanced greenhouse gas forcing Journal of Climate 17 4425-4442 (Published)
2001	Anthropogenic and biogenic winter sources of Arctic CO2 - a model study Tellus 53B 10-21 (Accepted)

Projects

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Period	Title	Area
2010-	Arctic sea ice in warm climates	Fluid mechanics