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Alexis Berne is an Associate Professor at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), specializing in radar meteorology and precipitation microphysics. He earned his PhD in Geophysical Mechanics from Université Joseph Fourier in Grenoble, France. With a strong background in water resources development, Alexis has contributed significantly to the field of environmental remote sensing, focusing on radar remote sensing of precipitation in mountainous regions. His teaching involves courses such as 'Atmospheric Processes' and 'Climate Change: Causes, Impacts, Challenges,' where he engages students in interdisciplinary approaches to understanding climate systems and environmental monitoring. He has supervised numerous PhD students and has experience as a post-doctoral researcher in both France and the Netherlands. His research interests also encompass geostatistics and variability in precipitation, which involves utilizing machine learning techniques to model complex environmental processes.
EPFL • Lausanne
Joined as Associate Professor focusing on radar meteorology and precipitation.
EPFL • Lausanne
Taught various courses and supervised PhD students.
INPG • Grenoble, France
Conducted research in environmental science.
Wageningen University • Netherlands
Research focused on environmental monitoring and remote sensing.
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