Kimberley Drouin, Ph.D.

Kim's work revolves around modeling physical hazards in the climate space. Currently, her research focuses on developing new wildfire, drought, and tropical cyclone models. Prior to S&P, Drouin was a Postdoctoral Associate at Duke University, working on large-scale patterns of climate variability and the Atlantic Overturning circulation. Drouin has co-authored seven peer-reviewed publications.  In 2022, Drouin served on a panel to update the American Geophysical Union’s (AGU) position statement on ocean research and education.

Kim holds a PhD in Earth and Ocean Sciences from Duke University.