Chris Lutsko

Chris Lutsko is an Assistant Professor at the University of Houston, specializing in number theory, spectral theory, homogeneous dynamics, and mathematical physics. He previously held positions as a postdoc at the University of Zurich and a Hill Assistant Professor at Rutgers University. His PhD was conducted at the University of Bristol under Jens Marklof and Bálint Tóth.

Research interests intersect mathematical analysis and physics, with recent work exploring climate feedback mechanisms, solar geoengineering strategies, and atmospheric dynamics. Notable contributions include studies on cloud radiative feedbacks, ENSO dynamics, and Arctic amplification.

Publications focus on advancing climate modeling techniques and understanding Earth's radiative processes. His work integrates analytical models with computational methods to address complex climate phenomena.