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Atmospheric Sciences

Jithin Sukumaran

Jithin Sukumaran is currently pursuing her PhD in the GMA research group at IISER Bhopal. His research is centered on developing a method to estimate CO2 emissions from hotspots using satellite-based column CO2 and co-emitted NO2 retrievals. He also worked on implementing a Lagrangian inverse modeling framework for estimating regional-scale carbon fluxes in India. Jithin holds a master’s degree (M.Tech) in Atmospheric Sciences from Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kerala (2020), providing a solid foundation for his research. He holds a B.Tech in Civil Engineering (2017) from the University of Calicut, Kerala.

Methane in India: Why precise measurements and cutting-edge technology matter for climate action

Methane in India: Why precise measurements and cutting-edge technology matter for climate action

The looming El Niño is likely to hit hard this year, bringing bracing moments to the already warming world. Extreme weather events are no longer just anomalies; they have become far too common in this new reality. It’s clear that our environment is under unprecedented stress. Experts warn of the costs of inaction: between 1995 and 2024, nearly one million lives have been lost due to climate-relate ...[Read More]