Publications
My research focuses on climate variability, climate extremes, Earth system modelling, and the application of artificial intelligence to climate science. The publications below are organised by research theme.
🌍 Climate Extremes & Impacts
Research on compound climate hazards and their impacts.
Compound drought–flood events amplify socio-economic impacts at the global scale
Worou and Messori (2025)
Global assessment of compound drought–flood events and their socio-economic consequences.
Malaria outbreaks and climate variability
Nocentini et al. (2026)
Exploring climate-sensitive disease dynamics through large-scale data analysis.
Global inequalities in climate research
Shrestha et al. (2026)
Analysis of disparities in climate science citations and research visibility.
🤖 Artificial Intelligence for Climate Science
Research using artificial intelligence and large language models.
ClimateNLP
Li et al. (2024)
Using large language models to automatically extract information on climate impacts from scientific and public sources.
Wikimpacts 1.0
Li et al. (2026)
Large language models and NLP for building a comprehensive global climate-impact database.
🌊 Ocean–Atmosphere Interactions
Research on Atlantic variability, the Atlantic Niño, and West African climate.
These three articles are the core of my PhD research.
Future changes in the mean and variability of extreme rainfall indices over the Guinea Coast and role of the Atlantic equatorial mode
Worou et al. (2023)
Projected changes in Guinea Coast rainfall extremes under climate change, highlighting the influence of the Atlantic Niño.
Weakened impact of the Atlantic Niño on the future equatorial Atlantic and Guinea Coast rainfall
Worou et al. (2022)
Analysis of how climate change modifies the Atlantic Niño teleconnection and its influence on Guinea Coast rainfall.
Interannual variability of rainfall in the Guinean Coast region and its links with sea surface temperature changes
Worou et al. (2020)
Study of rainfall variability over the Guinea Coast and its relationship with tropical Atlantic sea surface temperatures.
Here is a contribution to a book chapter
Projected precipitation changes in Africa
Monerie et al. (2025)
Contributions to Earth system modelling and climate prediction
🧊 Earth System Modelling
Research contributing to numerical climate modelling.
Sea-ice thickness discretization in NEMO-LIM3
Massonnet et al. (2019)
Evaluation of the impact of sea-ice thickness discretization on coupled climate model simulations.