I’m a first year Ph.D. student at Colorado State University. I’m co-advised by Michael Bell and Kristen Rasmussen. I’m interested in extreme monsoon precipitation in East and Southeast Asian, including its trend and change, and the factors that influence precipitation variability such as topography and intra-seasonal variability.

Education

2018-Present     PhD. Atmospheric Science,                    Colorado State University

2017-2018        M.S. Atmospheric Science,                   Massachusetts Institute of Technology

2013-2017        B.S. Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences,         Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Awards

• 2012-present, Royal Thai Government Scholarship

Presentations

1. Panasawatwong, W., 2018: Monsoon Precipitation Trends and Possible Factors in Southeast Asia. Annual ATPAC-MOST-OHEC-IPST Conference on Building Human Intellectual Capital for Thailand, Clearwater Beach, FL.
2. Panasawatwong, W., 2017: Evaluating Correlation Between Temperature Response to Volcanic Aerosols and Climate Sensitivity. Undergraduate Thesis Presentation, MIT, Cambridge, MA.