Welcome to the homepage of Professor Tristan L'Ecuyer and the Atmospheric Radiation and Climate Research Group in the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Our research seeks to improve climate predication through a better understanding of the processes governing atmospheric energy balance through state-of-the art atmospheric remote sensing, innovative analysis of satellite datasets, coordinated regional field projects, and comparisons against mesoscale and climate models. Take a minute and get to know who we are, look through our publications, access our projects and datasets through our research portal, and find out the latest news from our research group.

Research Interests: Earth's Energy Balance, Cloud-Aerosol Interactions, Climate, Model Evaluation, Satellite Remote Sensing, Ground Validation

We are seeking energetic individuals interested in pursuing careers in statellite remote sensing and global climate to join our dynamic research team. Motivated students at either the MS or PhD level and qualified post-docs are encouraged to contact us for more information.