Fiona Fang

Department of Geography, University of Cambridge | CB2 1TJ | zf276@cam.ac.uk

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I am an incoming MPhil student in Quantitative Climate and Environmental Science at the University of Cambridge, following my undergraduate degree in Geography. I have a deep fascination for the complex interplay between the cryosphere, atmosphere, and ocean, especially during abrupt climate transitions.

I enjoy developing and implementing numerical models to explore Earth system processes, working across Python, MATLAB, and Fortran. My recent projects span climate, glacier, and land surface modeling. I’m also building tools for model coupling and interoperability using frameworks like the Basic Model Interface (BMI). My undergraduate thesis builds Last Deglaciation Reanalysis, using data assimilation approach to combine 13 transient PMIP4 simulations and 587 marine proxies and reconstruct the surface temperature change during the last deglaciation.

You can learn more on this website about my academic background, projects or explore my notes and essays.