Biography
Hello!
My name is Dominic LaDuke, a second year Master's student, and I am orginally from Southern Indiana, right across the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky. I have been interested in Atmospheric Sciences since a very young age and have never looked back. While attending the University of Louisville, I was fortunate enough to conducting a few research projects/interships with the university and the National Weather Service in Louisville, which covered several different topics. This sparked my interest in research and communicating science to the public, which led to me UND. I am currently working as a Graduate Research Assistant under Dr. Jianglong Zhang, conducting research on stratospheric aerosol measurements and transportation.
M.S. Atmospheric Science at the Univeristy of North Dakota (graduation expected in Spring '27)
B.S. Geography, Applied Track in Meterorolgy
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- Minor in Economics, Certificate in Geospatial Technologies
Research Interest include, but not limited to:
- Stratopheric Aerosols (Remote Sensing, Injection Events, Satellite Observations, Data Assimilation)
- Severe weather (Modeling, Land/Surface and Aerosol Interactions)
- Economic Impacts of the Weather (Catastrophe Modeling and more)
- So much more!