We study Earth’s climate, and how its changes affect biology and people

Some Recent Work

  • Phytoplankton Blooms Under Antarctic Sea Ice

    Using ARGO floats, ICESat-2, and CMIP6 models we developed evidence of wide-spread ecological activity under Antarctic sea ice.

    See the writeup by NASA

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  • South Pacific Cyclones and Biology

    Remote sensing of Tropical Cyclones in the South Pacific reveals how a single Category 1 storm led to a one-in-a-millenium biological event.

    See the writeup by Nature

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  • Coupled Wave-Ice Interactions

    The fragmentation of sea ice can have profound consequences for the evolution of sea ice and its interactions with the oceans. This paper summarizes developments in modeling and understanding wave-ice feedbacks.

    See the full special issue it belongs to.

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