Research labIndependently curated · Unclaimed

Elizabeth A. Barnes Research Group

Boston University
Research lead
Elizabeth A. Barnes
Research area
Earth system variability
Recruiting
Availability unconfirmed
Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Earth system variabilitypredictabilityinterpretable AIdata-driven forecastingresponsible AI

About the research

How can interpretable AI improve forecasts of Earth system variability across days-to-decades timescales?

Read the full research overview

The group develops and implements artificial intelligence tools that mimic scientific human reasoning to improve intrinsic interpretability for climate applications. Researchers apply data-driven forecasting methods across temporal and spatial scales to quantify predictability and change in Earth systems using observational and modeled datasets. The team investigates mechanisms of Earth system variability and predictability by combining statistical analysis with interpretable machine learning to produce actionable scientific understanding. The group emphasizes responsible AI practices to anticipate human–Earth system futures and guide decision-relevant forecasting.

Selected publications

Publication highlights haven’t been added. Explore the official research profile ↗

People & alumni

Team details haven’t been added. See the lab’s website for its current members.

Alumni details haven’t been added. Check the lab’s official website.

Sources & listing information

Find Research Labs maintains this page using public sources. The faculty member, lab, and university have not claimed or approved this listing. Listing a lab does not indicate endorsement, partnership, or a recruiting opportunity.

Request a correction or removal ↗ · About directory listings

Related research labs

More labs at Boston University →