Atmospheric Scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), USA:
I am a Scientist 3 at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), Department of Energy (DOE), USA, who is broadly interested in geophysical fluid dynamics, and have done research on a wide range of topics from the atmospheric/climate dynamics to air-sea interaction using mathematical, numerical, and comprehensive models, guided by observational data. The main theme of my work is advancing fundamental understanding of atmospheric processes that affect extratropical/tropical weather and climate. Potential research topics include but are not limited to, the dynamics of large-scale circulation (sudden stratospheric warmings, blockings, annular modes, stationary waves, planetary wave reflection), tropical meteorology (moisture modes, equatorial waves, cold surges), and extreme weather events.
Outside of work, I enjoy listening and watching classical music concerts (a big fan of Bach, Sibelius, Paganini, Shostakovich, and Tchaikovsky), traveling, and exploring the nature.
Recently Accepted/Submitted Articles:
- Latos, B., S. Ferret, T. Lefort, A.J. Matthews, Lubis, S. W., N. V. Senior, et al. (2025): Review: The role of equatorial waves in triggering precipitation extremes in the Maritime Continent. MWR. In Review.
- Muhammad, F.R., C. Vincent, A. King, and Lubis, S. W.. (2025): The role of convectively coupled tropical waves in drier and wetter seasons in northern Australia. GRL. In Review.
- Chang C., M. Zhao, Lubis, S. W., Z. Chen, K. Balaguru, S.M. Hagos, and L. Leung, et al. (2025): Modulation of North Atlantic Tropical Cyclones by the Madden-Julian Oscillation in the HighResMIP AGCMs. J.Climate. In Review.
- Battalio M., J. Lora, Lubis S., and P. Hassanzadeh (2025): Propagation and Periodicity of Mars's Northern Annular Mode Modulates the Dust Cycle. GRL Accepted.
- Marquis J.N., Z. Feng, Lubis, S. W., Z. Zhang, L. Leung, and H. Hu. (2025): Relationships between mesoscale convective system properties and transient midlevel sub-synoptic dynamic perturbations. JGR: Atmosphere. Accepted.