Claudie wins a NSF CAREER award for her work on climate variability and change. See the announcement here.

Postdoctoral scholar Katerina Giamalaki is now at Moody’s Analytics in London! Congratulations and farewell Katerina, we will miss you!

Congratulations to postdoc Kat Giamalaki on her first-authored paper “Future intensification of extreme Aleutian low events and their climate impacts” published in Nature Scientific Reports.

Warm welcome to new graduate student John Torres, who is starting a PhD in Ocean Sciences!

Congratulations to Kathryn Anderson for being awarded a Koret scholarship this quarter! Congratulations to Kathryn Anderson and Amy Wu for being awarded an Undergraduate Research in Science and Technology Award to conduct research in the lab this summer!

Our Department has been selected as one of the new 13 AGU Bridge Program partners! The AGU Bridge Program partners with academic institutions across the country to recruit and retain underrepresented students who are applying to geoscience graduate schools. Click here to learn more about the program.

Claudie received an award from her alma matter recognizing her career as “promising career debut that has inspired the entire student community”. Learn more here.

Congratulations to group alumni Steph Allen on her paper discussing the stability of phytoplankton community composition in the North-East Atlantic, which was just published in Marine Ecology Press Series! You can find the paper here.

Our new study on our ability to detect a decline in the AMOC was published in Geophysical Research Letters and can be found here. We also received media attention from the Swiss press. The lead author, Delphine Lobelle, is a group alumni.

Our study on ocean chlorophyll trends was published in Nature Scientific Reports. The lead author, Matthew Hammond, is a group alumni. The paper can be found here.