Nathaelle Bouttes

Nathaelle Bouttes is a researcher specializing in climate science, oceanography, and carbon cycle modeling. Her work focuses on understanding mechanisms driving sea level changes, ocean dynamics, and climate feedbacks under anthropogenic and natural forcings. She has contributed to projects like FAFMIP and utilized models such as FAMOUS and iLOVECLIM to explore nonlinear climate responses and historical climate transitions.

Her research spans glacial periods to future projections, addressing topics like ocean heat uptake, CO₂ impacts, and regional climate variability. Collaborations include studies on the North Atlantic, Southern Ocean, and paleoclimatic reconstructions. Her findings highlight the importance of oceanic processes in global carbon budgets and the reversibility of climate changes.

Bouttes has published extensively in high-impact journals like Climate Dynamics, Geophysical Research Letters, and Nature Climate Change, with a focus on integrating observational data with advanced climate models to improve projections and mechanistic understanding.