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About Me

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My name is Nakul Karle. Currently serving as Assistant Research Scientist and Adjunct Lecturer at Howard University, Washington D.C.

I was born in Mumbai, India. After finishing my early schooling, I followed my interest in Physics and received both my Bachelor's and Masters degrees in Physics from the renowned University of Mumbai.

To advance my career further into the world of science, I traveled to the United States for higher education. I began my journey at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), El Paso, Texas. There, I earned my Master's degree in Computational Sciences before pursuing a Ph.D. in Environmental Sciences and Engineering.

Research

My research involves a comprehensive study of potential changes in rainfall patterns and their effects on flash flood events. Leveraging ground measurements from the National Weather Service (NWS) and Continuous Ambient Monitoring Stations (CAMS), I aim to provide valuable insights into the evolving climate dynamics.

In addition to empirical data, I am conducting a series of numerical experiments using the Model for Predictions Across Scale (MPAS) and Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF). These simulations allow me to assess the sensitivity of these models to predicted rainfall, further enhancing our understanding of the complex interplay between climate change and extreme weather events.

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I am committed to improving our understanding of air quality dynamics, with a special emphasis on ozone and PM2.5 speciation. My research focuses on the delicate interplay between atmospheric composition and climate change, attempting to untangle the complexity that influences air quality across the United States. Through EPA's ground measurements and detailed analysis, I want to shed light on the changing landscape of environmental health, opening the path for informed strategies and policies to protect our communities from the challenges posed by climate change. Join me on this adventure as I investigate the link between air quality and climate change, working toward a cleaner, healthier future for everybody.

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Contact

Email: nakul.karle@howard.edu

or        nakulkarle@gmail.com

Office Phone:  +1(301)419-9061

Howard University Beltsville Campus

7501 Muirkirk Rd Unit C, Beltsville,

MD 20705

संरक्षेद्दूषितो न स्याल्लोकः मानवजीवनम्।
                                                                          - Atharvaveda
Transliteration: saṃrakṣeddūṣito na syāllokaḥ mānavajīvanam।
English translation: To safeguard our own lives, let’s not pollute the world.
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