Assistant Professor @iitbbs Visit. academic @OceanEarthUoS Fitness enthusiast International cricket player (SWE) Research: Tracing water transport pathways
SEOCS, IIT Bhubaneswar
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Our recent paper "Atmospheric freshwater transport from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean: A Lagrangian analysis" was selected for featuring as an Editor’s Highlight: eos.org/editor-highlights/a-…
Fewer than 2% journal articles are featured in this way. @kristoferdoos @AGU_Eos @theAGU
A pleasant surprise to discover this recently! 🌊
Some time ago, I spoke with National Geographic about the potential impacts of a weakening AMOC on our climate.
The article was published sometime ago-I only just came across it! 😄
nationalgeographic.com/envir…
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From Campus Memories to Lasting Connections 🎓💙
🎓 Every IIT Bhubaneswar story inspires another.
What does IIT Bhubaneswar mean years after graduation?
In this special Alumni Byte, Dr. Dipanjan Dey (@fluidchaser) shares his journey, cherished memories, and how his time at IIT Bhubaneswar helped shape his academic and professional path.
His story is a reminder that the IIT Bhubaneswar experience goes beyond classrooms—it builds lifelong connections, nurtures curiosity, and empowers individuals to make an impact across the world.
Watch his inspiring message and celebrate the spirit of our ever-growing alumni community.
Once an IIT Bhubaneswar student, always a part of the IIT Bhubaneswar family.
#IITBhubaneswar #IITBBSAlumni #AlumniByte #AlumniVoices #ProudIITBBS #CampusToCareer #WhereAspirationsBecomeAchievements
A JRF position at @seocs_iitbbs for a period of 36 months (can be converted to a PhD). Funded by @ANRFIndia and will be looking into the role of bay of bengal on Indian summer monsoon⛈️ Last date: 7th August 2026. contact me for any queries. Link: eims.iitbbs.ac.in/SricWeb/te…
A mammoth effort to identify the moisture sources of three extreme rainfall events using atmospheric moisture and water-tracking models-now published in BAMS. Not an intercomparison or a beauty contest, but a demonstration of model diversity 🥳🌧️ @iitbbs
doi.org/10.1175/BAMS-D-25-00…
My Participation at #OSM26 in Glasgow 🤩🥳 It was refreshing to discuss science and meet old colleagues . Lot of new ideas to work upon 😃 (1/2)
🎉 Ligin’s second PhD paper is out in JGR: Oceans!
We show that upper-ocean warming in the Arabian Sea persists despite declining surface heat flux, highlighting the role of ocean heat transport and convergence.
🤝@unisouthampton @NOCnews @iitbbs
Link: doi.org/10.1029/2025JC022762
🎓 Professional & Polished:
Just wrapped up our course on Preparing and Delivering Powerful Presentations! 💬
From structure to storytelling to stage presence - A great effort from our MSc (Atm and Ocean Science) students in honing their presentation and storytelling skills 👏
Interested and eligible candidates, please apply
🌍🚀 PhD Aspirants Alert!
The School of Earth, Ocean & Climate Sciences, IIT Bhubaneswar is inviting applications for its PhD Program.
📅 Last Date: 10 Nov 2025
🔗 Apply now: iitbbs.ac.in/index.php/phd-p…
It was great to interact with the young minds! 🙌🥳
🎤 Dr. Dipanjan Dey (@fluidchaser) from SEOCS delivered an insightful talk on Aug 29, 2025 💡📚, sharing his recent work on jet stream interactions that triggered extreme rainfall over N. India (2013 & 2023). All seats occupied & great energy! 🥳 #ClimateScience #SEOCS
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📢 Big news! Our school has a brand-new webpage 🎉
Stay connected with updates, events & resources.
👉 seocs.iitbbs.ac.in/
Huge thanks to the @iitbbs web team, Head of SEOCS & committee members @sil_sourav @fluidchaser & Dr. B. Mahanta 🙌
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🚨 Join IIT Bhubaneswar – Special Recruitment Drive!
School of Earth, Ocean & Climate Sciences (@seocs_iitbbs) invites Faculty applications in the fields of Geology, Atmospheric Sciences & Ocean Sciences
🗓 Apply by 05 Sept 2025, 5 PM IST
🔗 Details: iitbbs.ac.in/wp-content/uplo…
Publication Alert: "The impact of a subpolar North Atlantic freshwater anomaly on Eurasian winter climate". Using HadGEM3-GC3.1-HM, we find such anomalies can boost Atlantic storminess & rainfall 🌊🌧️ @NOCnews @iitbbs @unisouthampton @seocs_iitbbs
Link: journals.ametsoc.org/view/jo…
Please circulate among your contacts !
📢 Information Webinar about MSc Atmosphere and Ocean Sciences
Get your doubts clarified!
Topics:
The overall course structure
Career opportunities and future prospects
Q&A
Details:
🗓️ 29th May 2025
⏰ 6 PM onwards
Meeting Link: meet.google.com/rjb-irbz-aor
New study:While June 2013 & July 2023 extreme rainfall events in North India had similar largescale circulation patterns, key differences exist - in evaporative sources, pathways, and jet stream interactions 1/2
@iitbbs @seocs_iitbbs @unisouthampton
Link: link.springer.com/article/10…
This work is part of the @unisouthampton-funded project TRAC-BRISTI, uniting global researchers to tackle extreme water events in N. India. It's the first study to show how the subpolar jet pushes the subtropical jet to trigger divergence. @agturnermonsoon @ProfRobertMarsh 2/2
Great experience at the Odisha State Level Mock Exercise on Chemical Disaster Dated 28th Feb 2025 😍Informed them about particle dispersion based on wind and diffusion. First time experienced how our input can trigger a whole chain of commands across various stakeholders
Great time spent at CAOS, IISc Bengaluru discussing my research on monsoonal rainfall. Intriguing questions which will definitely shape my upcoming research . A big thank you to Prof. A. Chakraborty and Prof J Srinivasan to appreciate my work and sent an invitation out of nowhere
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New research from @OceanEarthUoS has found a climate change contradiction in northern India.
A big increase in summer monsoon rain is turning semi-arid regions wetter.
It's the second piece of @unisouthampton research to hit the Indian press this week 📰
thehindubusinessline.com/eco…
ALT A man in a red T-shirt is leaning over a wall, looking down at a flooded road below. There are cars, a bus and a motorbike trying to drive on the road, which is totally underwater. Trees covered in green leaves line the other side of the road.