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Brian Jewett is a Research Scientist specializing in weather analysis forecasting and computational fluid dynamics, particularly in numerical weather prediction. His research focuses on severe convective storms, including thunderstorms and tornadoes, as well as the roles of microphysical processes in mesoscale convective systems and hurricane track and intensity prediction. He has participated in numerous field experiments, including IMPACTS (2020), SOCRATES (2018), and PECAN (2015) among others, contributing to both forecast support and scientific exploration. Jewett's extensive background includes work with NOAA P-3 microphysics and mission science direction, as well as involvement in project coordination and on-ground data gathering during severe storm events. He actively engages in teaching, having led courses in Numerical Fluid Dynamics and Atmospheric Thermodynamics, among others, at the University of Illinois, where he has been part of the Graduate Faculty since 2002.
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