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 **Interests:** Air quality management. Research ​on climate services tailored ​to different sectors such as renewable energy, agriculture ​and food security.  Development of novel strategies to better communicate research results to the end users. **Interests:** Air quality management. Research ​on climate services tailored ​to different sectors such as renewable energy, agriculture ​and food security.  Development of novel strategies to better communicate research results to the end users.
  
-**Bio:** Bio: Dr Albert Soret holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (Barcelona). He is the Deputy Director of the Earth Sciences Department of the BSC and an adjunct lecturer at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. The group hosts ~45 research engineers, physicists, social scientists, economists, communication experts, and air quality/climate researchers who bring the latest developments in Earth sciences to society. He has 15 years of experience as a researcher in Air Quality and Climate. His expertise includes atmospheric emissions, meteorological and air quality modelling, and climate services. His research facilitates technology transfer from local to national to international levels to advance sustainable development in key sectors such as urban development, infrastructure, energy, transport, health, agriculture, and water management. He is the principal investigator of the ASPECT project (EC-HE) and previously coordinated the S2S4E project (EC-H2020). He is the work package leader and principal investigator at BSC of different projects and contracts: e.g. Clim4Energy (Copernicus), VISCA (H2020) and AI4DROUGHT (ESA). He coordinates the development of the air quality forecast system for Spain and Catalonia (CALIOPE Air Quality Forecast System). His work has resulted in 52 peer-reviewed publications, five chapters in books, proceedings, and reports, and more than 80 contributions to conferences/workshops/seminars. He is the supervisor of several postdocs and five PhD students.+**Bio:** Bio: Dr Albert Soret is the Deputy Director of the Earth Sciences Department at the BSC and an Adjunct Lecturer at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. He founded the Earth System Services group within the Department, which comprises approximately 50 research engineers, physicists, social scientists, economists, communication experts, and air quality and climate researchers who bring the latest developments in Earth sciences to society. 
 +He has 20 years of research experience in air quality and climate. His expertise includes atmospheric emissions, meteorological and air quality modelling, and climate services. His research facilitates technology transfer from the local to the national and international levels to advance sustainable development in key sectors such as urban development, infrastructure, energy, transport, health, agriculture, and water management. 
 +He is the Principal Investigator of the ASPECT project (EC-HE), the C3S2_412bis_Lot1 contract, and the BOREAS project (National Project), and previously coordinated the S2S4E project (EC-H2020). He is also the Work Package Leader and Principal Investigator at BSC for several projects and contracts, including Clim4Energy (Copernicus), VISCA (H2020), and AI4DROUGHT (ESA). He coordinates the development of the air quality forecasting system for Spain and Catalonia (CALIOPE Air Quality Forecasting System). 
 +His work has resulted in 72 peer-reviewed publications, six book chapters, conference proceedings, and reports, as well as more than 100 contributions to conferences, workshops, and seminars. He supervises several postdoctoral researchers and five PhD students. 
  
 ==== Aleksander Lacima Nadolnik ==== ==== Aleksander Lacima Nadolnik ====
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 **Bio**: Carmen holds a double degree in Law, Business and Management from the University of Granada, Spain. After a period working in the FMCG sector she moved to the International Development sector working with NGOs in Latin America. She then started her Masters in International Affairs in Columbia University, in New York, and started working at the International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI). There, she deepened into the arena of adaptation and mitigation, developing climate services for agriculture, health, energy and risk management in Latin America, Asia and Africa. After 5 years of working experience co-developing climate services, she pursue her industrial PhD at the University of Bologna, Italy. She started working at BSC in January 2023, working in European projects.  **Bio**: Carmen holds a double degree in Law, Business and Management from the University of Granada, Spain. After a period working in the FMCG sector she moved to the International Development sector working with NGOs in Latin America. She then started her Masters in International Affairs in Columbia University, in New York, and started working at the International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI). There, she deepened into the arena of adaptation and mitigation, developing climate services for agriculture, health, energy and risk management in Latin America, Asia and Africa. After 5 years of working experience co-developing climate services, she pursue her industrial PhD at the University of Bologna, Italy. She started working at BSC in January 2023, working in European projects. 
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 +==== Christian Jané-Ippel ====
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 +**Recognised Researcher** \\
 +[[https://www.linkedin.com/in/christianjane/|LinkedIn]]\\
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 +**Interests:** Climate services for renewable energy, scientific software engineering, wind energy optimisation, High-Performance Computing (HPC), Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), and data-driven methods.\\
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 +**Bio:** Dr. Christian Jané-Ippel works on the Destination Earth (DestinE) project, where he contributes to the development and scientific assessment of the Energy Indicators application within the Climate Adaptation Digital Twin. His current work focuses on developing wind and solar energy indicators, performing Uncertainty Quantification (UQ), and conducting scientific evaluations of climate outputs. He completed his PhD in Computational Fluid Dynamics and Wind Energy Optimisation at Imperial College London. His doctoral research focused on the simulation and optimisation of onshore wind farms in complex terrain, coupling high-fidelity physics-based models (LES) with data-driven Bayesian optimisation to improve turbine layout performance, in collaboration with SSE Renewables. Prior to his PhD, Christian earned an MSc in Computational Methods for Aeronautics from Imperial College London and a BEng in Aerospace Engineering from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC). At BSC, he bridges his background in HPC and software engineering to maintain robust, reproducible code documentation and engage directly with key institutional stakeholders, ensuring complex climate data translates into actionable insights for the renewable energy sector. \\
  
 ==== Clàudia Huertas Martínez ==== ==== Clàudia Huertas Martínez ====
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 **Bio**: Clàudia is a science communicator in the Knowledge Integration Team at the Earth Sciences Department of the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) in Spain. She holds degrees in Biology (Universitat de Barcelona) and Business Administration (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya), as well as a postgraduate degree in Science Communication. With experience in both the private and public sectors, she has experience communicating science to the public through local television media. Her work at KIT focuses on bridging the gap between science and society through innovative communication methods and transdisciplinary collaboration, with a particular interest in the impacts of climate change on human health. **Bio**: Clàudia is a science communicator in the Knowledge Integration Team at the Earth Sciences Department of the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) in Spain. She holds degrees in Biology (Universitat de Barcelona) and Business Administration (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya), as well as a postgraduate degree in Science Communication. With experience in both the private and public sectors, she has experience communicating science to the public through local television media. Her work at KIT focuses on bridging the gap between science and society through innovative communication methods and transdisciplinary collaboration, with a particular interest in the impacts of climate change on human health.
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 ==== Cristina Campos García ==== ==== Cristina Campos García ====
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 **Interests:** seasonal forecast verification, climate modelling, climate dynamics, public health, reanalysis.\\ **Interests:** seasonal forecast verification, 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.+**Bio:** Emily 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.
  
 ==== Eren Duzenli ==== ==== Eren Duzenli ====
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