Scientist Research Applications Laboratory in Climate Science & Applications Program, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
Andrew Monaghan employs computer models to study weather and climate at regional scales, with an emphasis on climate change, and the impacts of climate on human health. He is currently involved in a project to study the influence of climate on human plague transmission Uganda, where factors such as temperature and precipitation play an important role in determining risk. He is also interested in Antarctic climate variability. Monaghan works in NCAR’s Research Applications Laboratory.
Global warming to expose more people to Zika-spreading mosquito Aedes aegypti
Jun 16, 2016 16:55 pm UTC| Insights & Views Nature Health
As Americans ready themselves for the arrival of mosquitoes this summer, many may be wondering whether they are at risk for tropical diseases like Zika and whether climate change will raise the risks of infection. My...