Welcome to research page for Dr. Michael E. Mann at The University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. We are engaged in research and scholarship on climate variability and extremes, paleoclimate, tropical cyclones, and climate education and policy. Information about research highlights, published articles, currently funded projects for graduate students, frequently used data and tools, and members of the research group can be found in the site tabs above.
For more about Dr. Mann’s background, books, commentary, public appearances, and blog, please go to his personal website.
Research News
Michael Mann appointed vice provost of climate science, policy and action
Michael Mann has been named the University of Pennsylvania’s inaugural vice provost for climate science, policy, and action, effective Nov. 1.
Climate Week at Penn
The Mann Research Group is participating in the 2024 Climate Week at Penn. Coming up on October 17, Dr. Michael Mann will be having a fireside chat with EPA Chief of Staff, Dan Utech.
Register for in-person and remote options here.
Graduate Student Radio Interview
Second year graduate student, Annabelle Horton, joined colleague, Dr. Ben Horton, on Saturday Mornings with host Glen van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys to talk about the latest findings related to climate change and how the scientific community is trying to better communicate the urgency of these messages.
Clam image credited to Alexandra C., National Geographic
Launch of the PCSSM Student Blog
Undergraduate student, Alice Andrews, has been working with the Mann Research Group and colleagues at the The Academy of natural Sciences and Drexel University to study giant clams as a paleoclimate proxy.
Events
There are no upcoming events at this time.
For more information please check in with the Penn Center for Science, Sustainability and the Media website.