Climate change and ocean processes
Change in the oceans is a feature of the 21st century. This program is about detecting and understanding the observed changes in oceans from rising greenhouse gases and natural variations that are driving shifts in ocean systems. Fundamental to these changes is understanding the processes on the large scale ocean circulation including biogeochemistry, acidity, sea-level, sea-ice dynamics and the biophysical dynamics of ecosystems.
Program Leader:
Prof Tom Trull
Tom.Trull@utas.edu.au
+61 3 6226 2988
Staff List
- Andre Belo Do Couto - Research Fellow, Oceanographer
- Nathan Bindoff - Professor of Physical Oceanography
- Clare Brooker - Coordinator, Marine Adaptation Network
- Zanna Chase - Senior Lecturer, Chemical Oceanography
- Neil Holbrook - Associate Professor of Climatology and Climate Change, Covenor - Marine Adaptation Network
- Clothilde Langlais - Postdoctoral Research Fellow
- Delphine Lannuzel - ARC ADP Research Fellowship
- Kelvin Michael - Senior Lecturer
- Helen Phillips - Research Fellow
- Laura Purcell - Publicity Officer, Marine Adaptation Network
- Peter Strutton - ARC Future Fellow
- Simon Wotherspoon - Senior Lecturer QMS