On the attribution of changing pan evaporation von Roderick, Michael L., Rotstayn, Leon D., Farquhar, Graham D., Hobbins, Michael T.

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Why Does Aerosol Forcing Control Historical Global-Mean Surface Temperature Change in CMIP5 Models? von Rotstayn, Leon D., Collier, Mark A., Shindell, Drew T., Boucher, Olivier

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Tropical Rainfall Trends and the Indirect Aerosol Effect von Rotstayn, Leon D., Lohmann, Ulrike

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Spatial patterns of radiative forcing and surface temperature response von Shindell, Drew T., Faluvegi, Greg, Rotstayn, Leon, Milly, George

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Evaluation of cloud and water vapor simulations in CMIP5 climate models using NASA "A-Train" satellite observations von Jiang, Jonathan H., Su, Hui, Zhai, Chengxing, Perun, Vincent S., Del Genio, Anthony, Nazarenko, Larissa S., Donner, Leo J., Horowitz, Larry, Seman, Charles, Cole, Jason, Gettelman, Andrew, Ringer, Mark A., Rotstayn, Leon, Jeffrey, Stephen, Wu, Tongwen, Brient, Florent, Dufresne, Jean-Louis, Kawai, Hideaki, Koshiro, Tsuyoshi, Watanabe, Masahiro, LÉcuyer, Tristan S., Volodin, Evgeny M., Iversen, Trond, Drange, Helge, Mesquita, Michel D. S., Read, William G., Waters, Joe W., Tian, Baijun, Teixeira, Joao, Stephens, Graeme L.

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Projected effects of declining anthropogenic aerosols on the southern annular mode von Rotstayn, Leon D

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Improved simulation of Australian climate and ENSO‐related rainfall variability in a global climate model with an interactive aerosol treatment von Rotstayn, Leon D., Collier, Mark A., Dix, Martin R., Feng, Yan, Gordon, Hal B., O'Farrell, Siobhan P., Smith, Ian N., Syktus, Jozef

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Declining Aerosols in CMIP5 Projections: Effects on Atmospheric Temperature Structure and Midlatitude Jets von Rotstayn, Leon D., Plymin, Emily L., Collier, Mark A., Boucher, Olivier, Dufresne, Jean-Louis, Luo, Jing-Jia, von Salzen, Knut, Jeffrey, Stephen J., Foujols, Marie-Alice, Ming, Yi, Horowitz, Larry W.

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Cloud droplet spectral dispersion and the indirect aerosol effect: Comparison of two treatments in a GCM von Rotstayn, Leon D., Liu, Yangang

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A simple pan-evaporation model for analysis of climate simulations: Evaluation over Australia von Rotstayn, Leon D., Roderick, Michael L., Farquhar, Graham D.

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Have Australian rainfall and cloudiness increased due to the remote effects of Asian anthropogenic aerosols? von Rotstayn, Leon D., Cai, Wenju, Dix, Martin R., Farquhar, Graham D., Feng, Yan, Ginoux, Paul, Herzog, Michael, Ito, Akinori, Penner, Joyce E., Roderick, Michael L., Wang, Minghuai

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On the "tuning" of autoconversion parameterizations in climate models von Rotstayn, Leon D.

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Sensitivity of the First Indirect Aerosol Effect to an Increase of Cloud Droplet Spectral Dispersion with Droplet Number Concentration von Rotstayn, Leon D., Liu, Yangang

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Indirect forcing by anthropogenic aerosols: A global climate model calculation of the effective-radius and cloud-lifetime effects von Rotstayn, Leon D.

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Forcing of anthropogenic aerosols on temperature trends of the sub-thermocline southern Indian Ocean von Cowan, Tim, Cai, Wenju, Purich, Ariaan, Rotstayn, Leon, England, Matthew H.

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A physically based scheme for the treatment of stratiform clouds and precipitation in large‐scale models. I: Description and evaluation of the microphysical processes von Rotstayn, Leon D.

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Indirect Aerosol Forcing, Quasi Forcing, and Climate Response von Rotstayn, Leon D., Penner, Joyce E.

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A scheme for calculation of the liquid fraction in mixed-phase stratiform clouds in large-scale models von ROTSTAYN, L. D, RYAN, B. F, KATZFEY, J. J

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Possible impacts of anthropogenic and natural aerosols on Australian climate: a review von Rotstayn, Leon D., Keywood, Melita D., Forgan, Bruce W., Gabric, Albert J., Galbally, Ian E., Gras, John L., Luhar, Ashok K., McTainsh, Grant H., Mitchell, Ross M., Young, Stuart A.

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A smaller global estimate of the second indirect aerosol effect von Rotstayn, Leon D., Liu, Yangang

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