I am a sea-going chemical oceanographer with over ten years of experience in Environmental and Earth Sciences. My research focuses on improving the understanding of the cycling of climate-relevant trace gases (e.g. CO2, CH4, N2O, CO) and their exchange fluxes across the boundaries between hydrosphere, biosphere, cryosphere and atmosphere. I am also interested in land-ocean connectivity processes through groundwater. Regionally I focus in low-oxygen environments as well as subpolar-polar marine ecosystems.

I am a sea-going chemical oceanographer with over ten years of experience in Environmental and Earth Sciences. My research focuses on improving the understanding of the cycling of climate-relevant trace gases (e.g. CO2, CH4, N2O, CO) and their exchange fluxes across the boundaries between hydrosphere, biosphere, cryosphere and atmosphere. I am also interested in land-ocean connectivity processes through groundwater. Regionally I focus in low-oxygen environments as well as subpolar-polar marine ecosystems.

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I use modern observations and model output to help interpret ocean processes at multiple time and spatial scales. My latest interests involve Southern Ocean and Antarctic dynamics including heat, salt and oxygen content change.

I use modern observations and model output to help interpret ocean processes at multiple time and spatial scales. My latest interests involve Southern Ocean and Antarctic dynamics including heat, salt and oxygen content change.

My research focuses on a wide variety of topics that are centered on the carbon cycle science in estuarine, coastal, and oceanic environments. Using high precision water chemistry analyses, stable isotopes, as well as modeling techniques, my research examines ocean and estuarine carbon fluxes and acidification, hydrological controls on estuarine biogeochemistry, long-term changes in ocean margin carbon dioxide levels, and hypoxia-related issues in both estuaries and the coastal ocean.

My research focuses on a wide variety of topics that are centered on the carbon cycle science in estuarine, coastal, and oceanic environments. Using high precision water chemistry analyses, stable isotopes, as well as modeling techniques, my research examines ocean and estuarine carbon fluxes and acidification, hydrological controls on estuarine biogeochemistry, long-term changes in ocean margin carbon dioxide levels, and hypoxia-related issues in both estuaries and the coastal ocean.

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My main specialism is the marine carbonate system. I study the rapid changes in seawater chemistry that are presently occurring throughout the global ocean, with a focus on the carbon cycle. I use approaches including observations at sea, global data compilations and scientific software development.

My main specialism is the marine carbonate system. I study the rapid changes in seawater chemistry that are presently occurring throughout the global ocean, with a focus on the carbon cycle. I use approaches including observations at sea, global data compilations and scientific software development.

1973 PhD Cambridge "The influence of topography on tidal currents" particularly concerned wave propagating along the continental shelf and slope and circulation around sand banks. Most of subsequent career was in UK National Oceanography Centre Liverpool (and its antecedents) focusing on mechanisms of ocean and shelf-sea dynamical interaction.

1973 PhD Cambridge "The influence of topography on tidal currents" particularly concerned wave propagating along the continental shelf and slope and circulation around sand banks. Most of subsequent career was in UK National Oceanography Centre Liverpool (and its antecedents) focusing on mechanisms of ocean and shelf-sea dynamical interaction.

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