Marine physics, especially dynamics of continental shelf and slope seas, their interaction and exchanges with the deeper ocean, consequences for sediment dynamics and constituent transports.

Marine physics, especially dynamics of continental shelf and slope seas, their interaction and exchanges with the deeper ocean, consequences for sediment dynamics and constituent transports.

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Expertise in Physical Oceanography: mesoscale eddies, their origin, their life cycle, and how they contribute to transports of properties in the ocean at the basin scale and planetary scale. Flow-topography interactions, energy cycles, turbulence, instabilities. Role of the ocean physics in biogeochemical cycles. Expertise in numerical modelling: numerical methods, numerical schemes, algorithms, massively parallel computing. Executive editor for "Ocean Science". Lead author for IPCC AR6, working group 1.

Expertise in Physical Oceanography: mesoscale eddies, their origin, their life cycle, and how they contribute to transports of properties in the ocean at the basin scale and planetary scale. Flow-topography interactions, energy cycles, turbulence, instabilities. Role of the ocean physics in biogeochemical cycles. Expertise in numerical modelling: numerical methods, numerical schemes, algorithms, massively parallel computing. Executive editor for "Ocean Science". Lead author for IPCC AR6, working group 1.

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Marine physics, especially dynamics of continental shelf and slope seas, their interaction and exchanges with the deeper ocean, consequences for sediment dynamics and constituent transports.

Marine physics, especially dynamics of continental shelf and slope seas, their interaction and exchanges with the deeper ocean, consequences for sediment dynamics and constituent transports.

Anna Rubio, Ph.D. in physical oceanography (Polytechnic University of Catalonia, 2006). Her PhD research was focused on understanding the generation of mesoscale eddies in the NW Mediterranean using in-situ data from oceanographic campaigns, remote sensing and numerical modelling. She spent two postdoctoral years in France at IFREMER (La Seyne sur Mer, on NW Med mesoscale dynamics, 2006-2007) and at the LPO (Brest, focussed on the mesoscale activity in the Southern Benguela EBUS, 2007-2008). Since October 2008, she is senior researcher at the Marine Research Division of AZTI-TECNALIA, her work is mainly focused on the Bay of Biscay shelf-slope ocean variability, based on numerical modelling, different source in-situ and remote sensing data and on high frequency observations of ocean surface currents from HF radars. She authored/co-authored >22 peer-reviewed papers, has participated to the review of several scientific projects, articles and one book chapter. Currently, she is participating in JERICO-NEXT (coordinating JRAP4 group in WP4), CMEMS-SE INCREASE and CMEMS-IN Situ TAC-phase II projects, and in LIFE-LEMA (LIFE) and MYCOAST (Interreg Atlantic Area) in tasks related to HF Radar data applications.

Anna Rubio, Ph.D. in physical oceanography (Polytechnic University of Catalonia, 2006). Her PhD research was focused on understanding the generation of mesoscale eddies in the NW Mediterranean using in-situ data from oceanographic campaigns, remote sensing and numerical modelling. She spent two postdoctoral years in France at IFREMER (La Seyne sur Mer, on NW Med mesoscale dynamics, 2006-2007) and at the LPO (Brest, focussed on the mesoscale activity in the Southern Benguela EBUS, 2007-2008). Since October 2008, she is senior researcher at the Marine Research Division of AZTI-TECNALIA, her work is mainly focused on the Bay of Biscay shelf-slope ocean variability, based on numerical modelling, different source in-situ and remote sensing data and on high frequency observations of ocean surface currents from HF radars. She authored/co-authored >22 peer-reviewed papers, has participated to the review of several scientific projects, articles and one book chapter. Currently, she is participating in JERICO-NEXT (coordinating JRAP4 group in WP4), CMEMS-SE INCREASE and CMEMS-IN Situ TAC-phase II projects, and in LIFE-LEMA (LIFE) and MYCOAST (Interreg Atlantic Area) in tasks related to HF Radar data applications.

Arvind completed his B.Sc. and M.Sc. from Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. He did his PhD from PRL on the topic of “Carbon and Nitrogen uptake by ocean biota” followed by a brief postdoctoral work at PRL. In between his PhD, he was a visiting POGO-SCOR (partnership on global ocean – scientific committee on ocean research) at the Max-Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology (MPI-MM), Bremen. After his PhD, he worked as a post-graduate scholar in the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences, Bermuda as Nippon foundation (NF-POGO) fellow. He then moved to Gothenburg University, Sweden as a Swedish Institute postdoctoral fellow. Before joining PRL as a faculty in December 2015, he was a future ocean postdoctoral fellow at GEOMAR, Kiel, Germany. He was awarded DST-INSPIRE fellowship in 2015. He presently chairs Early Career Scientist Network (ECSN) of second International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE-2) and founding member of IAPSO-ECR. He has been awarded young associate by Indian Academy of Sciences. His research interest includes observational oceanography, ocean biogeochemical cycles and impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems. He uses stable isotopes of to estimate C and N fluxes in the ocean.

Arvind completed his B.Sc. and M.Sc. from Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. He did his PhD from PRL on the topic of “Carbon and Nitrogen uptake by ocean biota” followed by a brief postdoctoral work at PRL. In between his PhD, he was a visiting POGO-SCOR (partnership on global ocean – scientific committee on ocean research) at the Max-Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology (MPI-MM), Bremen. After his PhD, he worked as a post-graduate scholar in the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences, Bermuda as Nippon foundation (NF-POGO) fellow. He then moved to Gothenburg University, Sweden as a Swedish Institute postdoctoral fellow. Before joining PRL as a faculty in December 2015, he was a future ocean postdoctoral fellow at GEOMAR, Kiel, Germany. He was awarded DST-INSPIRE fellowship in 2015. He presently chairs Early Career Scientist Network (ECSN) of second International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE-2) and founding member of IAPSO-ECR. He has been awarded young associate by Indian Academy of Sciences. His research interest includes observational oceanography, ocean biogeochemical cycles and impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems. He uses stable isotopes of to estimate C and N fluxes in the ocean.

Expertise in Physical Oceanography: mesoscale eddies, their origin, their life cycle, and how they contribute to transports of properties in the ocean at the basin scale and planetary scale. Flow-topography interactions, energy cycles, turbulence, instabilities. Role of the ocean physics in biogeochemical cycles. Expertise in numerical modelling: numerical methods, numerical schemes, algorithms, massively parallel computing. Executive editor for "Ocean Science". Lead author for IPCC AR6, working group 1.

Expertise in Physical Oceanography: mesoscale eddies, their origin, their life cycle, and how they contribute to transports of properties in the ocean at the basin scale and planetary scale. Flow-topography interactions, energy cycles, turbulence, instabilities. Role of the ocean physics in biogeochemical cycles. Expertise in numerical modelling: numerical methods, numerical schemes, algorithms, massively parallel computing. Executive editor for "Ocean Science". Lead author for IPCC AR6, working group 1.

Expert in marine plastic litter. Research focusses on how ocean currents move plastic around, and where that plastic impact marine life

Expert in marine plastic litter. Research focusses on how ocean currents move plastic around, and where that plastic impact marine life

In my Phd I worked on the role of friction in ocean circulation developing and using numerical model. Since that time I have continued to develop and work on ocean circulation models in particular on problems involving the interaction of the ocean with the atmosphere. In the last 2 decades I have broadened my interests into climate change and sea level rise.

In my Phd I worked on the role of friction in ocean circulation developing and using numerical model. Since that time I have continued to develop and work on ocean circulation models in particular on problems involving the interaction of the ocean with the atmosphere. In the last 2 decades I have broadened my interests into climate change and sea level rise.

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I am now partially retired having spent over 40 years in oceanographic research. My interests are mainly in coastal and shelf seas physics, with an interest in wave-current interaction, the coastal impacts of climate change and tidal energy.

I am now partially retired having spent over 40 years in oceanographic research. My interests are mainly in coastal and shelf seas physics, with an interest in wave-current interaction, the coastal impacts of climate change and tidal energy.

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