
Explore advanced ML techniques for climate data processing, compression, and Earth virtualization, enhancing high-performance computing in climate science.

Explore Aurora, a groundbreaking foundation model for atmospheric science, and learn its applications in climate modeling and weather prediction.

Delve into dynamical systems and reservoir computing applications in climate networks, focusing on analysis methods, bifurcation behavior, and network characterizers for climate data organization.

Explore groundbreaking applications of GPT-inspired architectures in time series modeling, from climate science to healthcare, with insights from USC machine learning expert Yan Liu on capturing dynamic patterns across domains.

Explore the formation and impact of ice clouds in the Asian Summer Monsoon system, examining their crucial role in climate patterns and water vapor transport through aircraft-based observations and simulations.

Catherine Nakalembe, director of NASA Harvest Africa, discusses how advanced technology can predict droughts and crop failures months in advance, yet millions still face hunger. She exposes blind spots preventing climate intelligence from reaching vulnerable communities and shares solutions to turn early warnings into early action.

Geoscientist The Invisible Threads of Deep Time reveal how Earth’s hidden records, preserved in rocks, carbon isotopes, and ancient sediments, tell stories of past climate catastrophes and mass extinctions. This talk connects those invisible threads from the deep past to the challenges we face today

Reimagining science to support resilience in the 21st century. Wildfires, floods, hurricanes, heatwaves, air quality disturbances, even space weather — extreme events are testing our resilience. What does a wildfire in Australia have to do with floods in South Asia or hurricanes on the U.S. Gulf Coa

In this powerful TEDx talk, Sweta Purohit delivers an inspiring address on the urgent need for climate action led by today’s youth. She highlights how climate change is not just an environmental issue, but a generational responsibility. Emphasizing awareness, innovation, and collective action, Sweta

Prof. Dr. Nüzhet Dalfes, 11 Ekim 2025 tarihinde TEDxIzmir sahnesinde konuşmacı olarak yer aldı. Prof. Dr. Nüzhet Dalfes, İTÜ Avrasya Yer Bilimleri Enstitüsü emekli öğretim üyesidir. Yaklaşık 45 yıldır iklim ve iklim değişikliği alanında çalışmalar yürütmektedir. Lisans eğitimini Boğaziçi Üniversite

Lakes give us so much — safe drinking water that is fundamental to our survival, and the simple joy of being on the water. But every lake tells a story—and increasingly, that story is one of decline. Nutrients from cities and from farms, combined with climate change, are fertilizing our lakes, turni

¿Cómo se decidía ser meteorólogo y crecer en una familia donde el tiempo definía todo?. Pronosticar el tiempo y adelantarse a los hechos ayuda a salvar vidas, potencia actividades económicas, pero también nos ayuda a a conocer cómo es el mundo en el que vivimos. El meteorólogo juega con la difícil t

From a childhood dream shaped by borders to documenting the most remote places on Earth in Antarctica and the Arctic, Esther Horvath takes us into the polar night of the northernmost community and the fastest‑warming place on the planet. There, she reveals the people who live far from their loved on

Vanessa Kayen Valentin highlights that children in the Niger Delta are among the most affected by climate change, facing polluted water, extreme heat, malnutrition, and disrupted learning. She stresses that vulnerability does not mean incapacity—children are curious, creative, and capable of driving

Ross Alabo George emphasizes that the Niger Delta and Nigerian coastline face serious environmental threats—from sea level rise and erosion to biodiversity loss. These changes are gradual but will profoundly affect communities, livelihoods, and ecosystems. He highlights that vulnerability signals va

Prof Magnus Chidi Onuoha highlights that climate change is real, urgent, and multifaceted, affecting Nigeria’s environment, economy, and communities. He frames Nigeria’s energy transition as part of the green economy, emphasizing low-carbon, resource-efficient solutions across energy, agriculture, i

Perché, pur riconoscendo la gravità del problema, non facciamo nulla per fermare il cambiamento climatico? Matteo Motterlini ci porta dove nemmeno gli ambientalisti osano guardare: dentro il nostro cervello. Viviamo più a lungo, ma pensiamo sempre più a breve. È chiaro ormai che non è solo il clima