SAIL (Subarctic-Arctic Interest League) is an international, interdisciplinary collaboration platform that brings together researchers at all career stages to jointly advance Arctic research.
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SAIL founder Ruijian Gou received the highest score and the Outstanding Presentation Award for his presentation on scale-dependent surprises in ocean and climate dynamics.
Ruiqi Shu gave a first-author oral presentation on Ocean-E2E, a hybrid physics-based and data-driven framework with end-to-end neural assimilation for global extreme marine heatwave forecasting.
SAIL members exchanged ideas on complex systems, artificial intelligence, interdisciplinary science, and future collaboration during the Tsinghua University Complex Systems Summer School.
Gerrit Lohmann published a perspective article in Discover Education, proposing the Hero's Journey as a framework for understanding challenges, transformation, and value in academic careers.
Prof. William Cabos visited Qingdao for academic exchanges with SAIL on regional high-resolution climate modeling, marine extremes, and potential joint research.
SAIL hosted a farewell dinner for Yanni Wang, Qiaoshi Zhu and Jiayi Zhang, looking back on shared research discussions and future collaboration.
Ruijian Gou delivered an oral presentation on future Arctic Ocean convection and introduced the collaboration between SAIL and the Norwegian ArMOC project.
Invited by Gerrit Lohmann, Ruijian Gou visited AWI and gave a talk on small-scale perturbations and large-scale Arctic climate shifts.
At the i2B annual meeting in Tromsø, SAIL chaired a session on Arctic resilience, environmental change and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Ruijian Gou held a collaboration meeting with Hans Joachim “John” Schellnhuber on Arctic tipping mechanisms and international cooperation.
Ruijian Gou chaired a session on sea surface temperature and sea ice, while SAIL members participated in core CAMAS sessions.
Ruijian Gou and Jiayi Zhang exchanged ideas with the i2B team on Arctic tipping points, paleoclimate reconstruction and modeling.
Ruijian Gou gave a Bjerknes Visiting Fellow lecture on future Arctic marine heatwaves, ecosystem impacts, model uncertainty and data integration.
Marianne Williams-Kerslake visited SAIL and discussed Arctic marine heatwave definitions, mechanisms and follow-up collaboration.
Gerrit Lohmann joined a regular guidance meeting to discuss mathematical models, abrupt Arctic climate changes and analytical tools.
Ruijian Gou joined a PIK meeting on key marine processes and their roles in the Planetary Boundaries framework.
Ruijian Gou discussed links between SAIL Arctic research, planetary boundaries and climate tipping points with Johan Rockström.
Ruiqi Shu, Ruijian Gou, Yanfei Xiang, and Xiaomeng Huang.
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Ruiqi Shu, Xiaohui Zhong, Qiusheng Huang, Ruijian Gou, Tianrun Gao, Hao Li, and Xiaomeng Huang.
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Marylou Athanase, Ruijian Gou, Eike E. Köhn, Benjamin Richaud, and Amélie Simon.
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Stefan Rahmstorf, Ruijian Gou, Lijing Cheng, and collaborators.
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Yanni Wang, Gerrit Lohmann, Ruijian Gou, Huaming Yu, Xiao Hua Wang, Jun Meng, Jingfang Fan, and Lixin Wu.
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Ruijian Gou, Gerrit Lohmann, Wenju Cai, Gregor Knorr, and Lixin Wu.
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Ruiqi Shu, Hao Wu, Yuan Gao, Fanghua Xu, Ruijian Gou, Wei Xiong, and Xiaomeng Huang.
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Ruijian Gou, Klara K. E. Wolf, Clara J. M. Hoppe, Gerrit Lohmann, and Lixin Wu.
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Ruiqi Shu, Ruijian Gou, Clark Pennelly, Yaocheng Deng, Lixin Wu, Ke Xiao, Yitian Huang, and Paul G. Myers.
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Hao Wu, Yuan Gao, Ruijian Gou, Kun Wang, and collaborators.
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Yuan Gao, Ruiqi Shu, Hao Wu, Ruijian Gou, and collaborators.
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Ruijian Gou, Gerrit Lohmann, Deliang Chen, Shiming Xu, Ruiqi Shu, Shaoqing Zhang, and Lixin Wu.
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