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Camilla W. Stjern is a leading climate scientist whose research focuses on the climatic impacts of atmospheric aerosols, particularly their absorption of shortwave radiation and the resulting effects on cloud formation and precipitation. Her most-cited work, “Aerosol absorption in global models from AeroCom Phase III” (2021), is a landmark study that systematically evaluates how global climate models represent aerosol-induced heating. By identifying key discrepancies among models, Stjern’s research has been instrumental in constraining the poorly understood role of absorbing aerosols like black carbon in modifying atmospheric stability and regional climate patterns. Her contributions are vital for improving the accuracy of climate projections, especially in regions where aerosol effects are most pronounced. With her work cited by peers worldwide, Stjern continues to advance our understanding of aerosol–cloud interactions, making her a key voice in the effort to reduce uncertainties in Earth system modeling.