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 ====== Who we are======
 (alphabetical order)
+==== Emily Ball ====
+{{https://earth.bsc.es/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=working_groups:members:emilyball.jpg?100 |}} \\
+**Technical Researcher** \\
+**Interests:** climate modelling, climate dynamics, public health, reanalysis.\\
+**Bio:** Dr Emily Ball holds an MMath in Mathematics from the University of Oxford. She obtained a PhD in Geography from the University of Bristol in October 2023; her PhD thesis investigated the dynamics of polar vortices and jets on Earth and Mars, using climate models and reanalyses to investigate these large-scale circulations. After her PhD, Emily became interested in climate impacts on public health, investigating the impacts of sea ice loss on temperature-related mortality. Emily joined BSC in November 2024 to work on the verification and post-processing of Seasonal Forecasts for Global Health Resilience projects.
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 ==== Sara Basart ====
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-**Bio:** Javier Corvillo has a BSc in Physics from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) and is doing a MSc in Meteorology and Geophysics at the same university. He joined BSC in February 2023 to do his Master's thesis and internship on statistical downscaling over Brazil and Barcelona as part of the Harmonize project. Aside from his university work, he's also taken part in numerous sustainability projects and initiatives regarding scientific dissemination to the general public about the current policy issues in regards to the overall state of climate studies
+**Bio:** Javier Corvillo has a BSc in Physics and a MSc in Meteorology and Geophysics from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM). He joined BSC in February 2023 to do his Master's thesis and internship on statistical downscaling over Brazil and Barcelona as part of the Harmonize project, then continued his ongoing PhD thesis on the impacts of climate change in vector-borne related diseases. Aside from his university work, he's also taken part in numerous sustainability projects and initiatives regarding scientific dissemination to the general public about the current policy issues in regards to the overall state of climate studies
 =====Old members and Collaborators=====

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