Graduate Student, Holly Dail, talks about her work

The Postdoc, the Elephant Seal and the Antarctic Circumpolar Current.

Graduate Student Alison Criscitiello talks about her passion for Life on Ice

Professor Raffaele Ferrari discusses ocean circulation and its impact on climate.

Professor David McGee: Climate’s Dusty Clues.

AeroAstro

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Edward F. DeLong
Morton and Claire Goulder Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Department of Biological Engineering Work Phone: (617) 253-5271 Interest Areas: biological oceanography, microbial ecology Website Website

Structure, function and ecological significance of natural microbial communities in a variety of marine habitats.

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David McGee
Assistant Professor Work Phone: (617) 324-3545 Interest Areas: paleoclimatology, geochemistry Website Website

Study of paleoclimate using geochemical tools, with focus on applications of uranium-series isotopes; improved understanding of the response of atmospheric circulation and the hydrological cycle to different boundary conditions.

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David Mindell
Dibner Professor of the History of Engineering and Manufacturing, and Head of DeepArch Group in Technology, Archaeology and the Deep Sea Home Phone: (617) 253-0221 Interest Areas: Website Website

Historian and electrical engineer, an expert on human/machine relationships in broad technical, social, and historical contexts.

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Brian Williams
Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics Home Phone: (617) 253-1678 Interest Areas: model-based programming, robotics Website Website

Model-based programming and cooperative space, air, land and undersea vehicles, on Earth and on other planets