Miho Sekiguchi
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Dr. Miho Sekiguchi is a leading atmospheric scientist whose research centers on aerosol-climate interactions, with a particular focus on the global dust cycle and its meteorological drivers. Her major contribution lies in advancing the representation of mineral dust in Earth system models, most notably through her work integrating the Non-hydrostatic Icosahedral Atmospheric Model (NICAM) with the Spectral Radiation Transport Model for Aerosol Species (SPRINTARS). Her highly cited 2018 study, which has garnered 39 citations, demonstrated how meteorological nudging significantly improves simulations of dust emission, transport, and deposition on a global scale. This work provides critical insights into how dust aerosols influence radiation budgets, cloud formation, and climate feedbacks. Dr. Sekiguchi’s modeling innovations have helped bridge gaps between atmospheric dynamics and aerosol science, enabling more accurate predictions of dust-related environmental impacts, from air quality to biogeochemical cycles. Her research is essential for understanding the complex interplay between weather patterns and aerosol distributions in a changing climate.
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